Short-term rentals · Destination properties
One page introduces the house to guests who haven't booked yet, with the booking on your own site. One guide follows them onto their phone before check-in. Inside the property, the same welcome is awake on a tablet on the counter. You approve every word once.
One property free · No credit card · Publishing is your choice
Before they book, after they book, and once they are standing in your kitchen — the same property knowledge, on whichever screen is nearest. Public-page previews and live guest guides show how it works.
Bedrooms and beds, the pool, what to know before arriving, and the questions earlier guests asked — all of it approved by you. One button sends them to book on your own site.
What stays off the page: the exact address, the Wi-Fi, the door codes. Arrival instructions belong in the private guide; Wi-Fi and access codes wait until arrival.
Casa Rimba · Escaleras
Check-in, the house, the neighbourhood and your own notes, in English or Spanish. It opens from a link or a QR code — no app to download, no account to make.
Your picks travel with it: the places you chose, each carrying your own note, beside the local partners you have turned on. So does the coast — tides, weather and surf for this property's own stretch of it.
And anything about the house is answered from what you published, at six in the morning or eleven at night, without your phone buzzing.
Riverstone · Savegre
The house, before arrival
Your picks, with your notes
Weather and the day’s rates
They walk in, and the welcome is lit in the kitchen — no link to find, no phone to unlock. It greets them by name on the first evening.
Dinner comes from town to the gate, with a share back to you where ordering is set up. The tide at dawn is on the screen before anyone asks. And the page the week writes gets signed on the last night. The same guide is still in their pocket the whole time.
The tablet is optional: $300 once per property, or bring your own Android tablet. Everything in the first two acts — the public page and Chucho Go — works without it.
Casa Uvita Demo · the tablet
The tablet, ready for guests
Arrival
Dinner from town
Tides and surf
The guestbook
The same approved facts are published for machines to read:
/llms.txt, /agents.md and a public read-only API describe every
property you choose to publish. What search engines and assistants do with that is up to
them.
What changes
01
The bedroom count and checkout hour are on the public page. The private guide adds arrival instructions, with Wi-Fi and access codes available at arrival.
English or Spanish, in the words you wrote.
02
You still set the tone of the stay. You are just not the one retyping the Wi-Fi password at eleven at night.
Write it in one place; every guest reads the current version.
03
You decide what goes public, which places get recommended, and which site the booking button opens.
Publishing is opt-in, property by property.
Your console
One editor holds the property: house notes, Wi-Fi, arrival and departure, the FAQs and your local picks. You mark what is public and what waits for booked guests, and where the booking button goes. Change it here and the public page, Chucho Go and the tablet all catch up.
“The clients are super happy. They say this is the best thing they've ever experienced in an Airbnb.”
A manager in Uvita
Plans
One property costs nothing and needs no card. Publishing the public page is your choice on every plan, free included.
Free
$0One property. No credit card.
Paid · per property
$39Per property, per month — or $399 a year. No setup fee, no contract.
Start free
Put one property in, write it once, and decide whether the public page goes live. Your guests open Chucho Go from a link or a QR code — no app required.
Or write to us directly — [email protected]
