Typed or spoken
Text and voice, on the same content.
A guest types on the beach and talks in the kitchen. Both draw on the guide you published, so the answer doesn't change with the medium.
Features
Everything a guest asks, answered from what you approved.
One property, written once, working across three acts: the public page a stranger finds before they book, Chucho Go on their phone after they do, and the screen already awake in the house once they arrive — with the answers, the console behind all of it, and what stays private throughout. Tap any screenshot to read it full size.
01 · Before you book
The public property page.
Opt-in, property by property, on every plan including free. It carries the facts you approved, the photos you chose, what a guest should know before arriving, and the questions earlier guests asked — then one button that sends them to book on your own site. No platform in between.
Casa Rimba · Escaleras
What the page shows
- Name, town, capacity, bedrooms and baths
- The photos you select
- Arrival and departure times, house rules, getting there
- The questions earlier guests asked, answered by you
- Your local picks, if you choose to show them
- One outbound button to book on your own site
What it never shows
- The exact address
- Door and gate codes
- The Wi-Fi network and password
- Your personal contact details
- Prices, availability and terms — those stay on your site
- Anything about a booking or a payment
Search engines and assistants can read the same approved facts:
/llms.txt, /agents.md and a public read-only API describe
every property you choose to publish. What they do with that is up to them.
02 · After you book
Chucho Go, on the phone they already hold.
A link or a QR code opens the guide. No app to download, no account to make, nothing for you to install. English or Spanish, and the palette turns from day to night at the property's own sunset.
The greeting, the house, and everything else one tap away.
The places you chose, each carrying your own note.
Providers you work with, booked from the page.
Weather, tides and surf for this stretch of coast.
A question at any hour, typed or spoken.
Riverstone · Savegre · tap any screen to read it full size
Ordering from town and bookable experiences appear where local partners are live for the property — Rapido for delivery, WellFred for wellness and activities. The guide, the picks, the conditions and the asking work everywhere.
03 · Once you arrive
A screen already awake in the house.
The guests walk in carrying groceries and the room greets them by name — no link to find, no phone to unlock. Chucho Go stays in their pocket for the beach and the road; the screen on the counter is the same property, the same words you wrote once, on a surface that is simply already on. It turns from day to dusk at the property's own sunset.
The welcome says their names out loud, then gets out of the way.
Ordered from the counter, tracked to the gate, with your share of it recorded.
The coast at dawn, scored for this stretch, read over coffee.
One quiet question a night becomes a page the stay wrote for itself.
Casa Uvita Demo · the tablet · tap any screen to read it full size
The hardware, plainly
Optional, and priced like a fixture.
$300 once per property, or bring your own Android tablet. The public page and Chucho Go work exactly the same without one — the screen is a third surface for the property you already wrote, not a fourth thing to manage.
What the room adds is the guestbook, the piece guests remember: read back, corrected, and signed into the house's own book by checkout. And when something stops being a question — a broken air conditioner, a guest who wants a human — the screen hands it to your team with the context already attached.
$300 once per property
Or bring your own Android tablet
04 · Any hour
Answers that come out of your own content.
The gate, the checkout hour, how the air conditioning works, where to eat tonight. Chucho answers from the guide you wrote and the questions you approved. When something isn't covered, it turns up in your console as a gap to fill, so next week's guest gets the answer this week's one wanted.
Two languages
English and Spanish, without writing it twice.
You write the house in one language and the guide carries both, on the public page and in Chucho Go.
What's included
100 answers and 15 voice minutes per property each month, free.
Every property gets that free allowance, no card. A paid property answers without a monthly limit.
When it needs a person
Some things are not a question.
A broken air conditioner, a medical worry, a guest who simply wants a human. Chucho hands it to your team with the context already attached and puts the right emergency numbers one tap away, so nobody starts from zero and nobody is left reading a screen when they need a voice.
05 · Your side of it
One console behind every surface.
House notes, Wi-Fi, arrival and departure, the questions and your local picks live in one editor. You mark what is public and what waits for a booked guest, and where the booking button goes. Change it here and the public page, Chucho Go and the tablet all catch up. The same console shows what guests spent, what the concierge couldn't answer and which tablets went dark overnight — so none of it reaches you as a phone call.
One morning view of the portfolio
Revenue, orders and device health stay together, with the properties that need attention already pulled forward.
- $18,932 gross guest spend
- 145 orders placed
- 7 properties in one ledger
Example portfolio period shown in the dashboard.
Every order as a statement line
Reconciled or not, per provider, ready to settle your share.
What it couldn't answer
Guest questions that missed, clustered and counted, each one tap from becoming a guide entry. The guide gets better every week.
Every device, every property
Last sync and a health dot per device, so a dark screen in a property isn't news a guest has to break to you.
Everything, indexed
The whole product, one line at a time.
In the order a stay meets it: before they book, after they book, once they arrive — then your side of it. This is the whole surface, no small print.
- Public property page opt-in, per property
- Approved facts & photos only what you chose
- Things to know arrival, rules, getting there
- Guest questions answered by you, in public
- Book direct button to your own site
- Machine-readable facts llms.txt, agents.md, public API
- Chucho Go a link or a QR, no app
- Property guide your house, in your words
- Host picks your places, your notes
- Conditions weather & tides, hourly
- Surf scores nearby spots, scored
- Fishing bites solunar windows
- Ask, typed or spoken English & Spanish
- Ordering from town where Rapido is live
- Delivery tracking live, from the vendor
- Experiences & services where partners are live
- In-property screen $300 once, or your own
- Arrival welcome the party, by name
- Living guestbook a page per stay, signed
- Human escalation to your team, with context
- Emergency & care one tap, the right numbers
- Offline resilience queues & retries
- Operator console one ledger for the portfolio
- Knowledge gaps what couldn't be answered
- Device fleet health at a glance
Analytics are per-property and carry no guest names or messages — just what was asked, ordered and how the devices are doing, so the numbers are yours without ever holding a guest's private details.
What it's built on
chucho rides on the town's real infrastructure.
Where it is available, ordering runs on Rapido, Costa Rica's delivery network, so it reaches the places the big apps don't; wellness and activities run on WellFred's provider network. Surf, tides, weather and air quality come from Open-Meteo. chucho wires your property into the things that already work — it doesn't replace them, it closes the loop between a guest's question and a finished order.
Start free
Publish before your next check-in
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, no card from you.
Every property free
No credit card
Publishing is your choice
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