Fewer “what’s the Wi-Fi?” texts. More five-star stays.
Set a Mitten Tap on the kitchen counter. Guests tap it with their phone and land on your house guide: Wi-Fi, checkout steps, the good pizza place in town. On the last morning, a second tap point asks for the review while the stay is still fresh.
- No app for guests
- Update the link anytime
- Flat $6 shipping
The answers are on the counter, not in your inbox
A binder gets lost and a laminated sheet gets ignored. A tap opens the page you already keep up to date.
Fewer late-night messages
Wi-Fi password, hot tub rules, where the extra towels are. Guests find it themselves in one tap.
Points at any page you like
Your digital guidebook, a Google Doc, your direct-booking site, or your listing's review page. If it has a link, it works.
Asks for the review at checkout
A puck by the door reminds guests while they're loading the car, instead of a message they skim a week later.
Up North cabin to downtown loft
One rental or a whole lineup
Each piece comes with a chip programmed to the link you send us. Tell us your house guide link and your review link, and we set it up.
Welcome Stand
One tap point on the counter
Holds a printed 4x6 welcome card
- 1 Stand, chip programmed to your guide
- Tracked short link + tap counts
- Ships within a few business days
Whole-Rental Pack
4 pieces, any mix, one order
$44.75 per piece, save vs. buying separately
- Any 4 pieces: Stand, Card, Coaster or Puck
- Guide on some, review link on others
- One dashboard for every tap
Flat $6 shipping anywhere in the US Manage several rentals? Email for a host bundle
Straight answers
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Yes. A shared Google Doc with your Wi-Fi, checkout steps and local picks works fine. Send us the link and we program it. You can make it fancier later and keep the same chip.
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Yes. The chip opens a short link we manage, so if you move your guide or change listings, email us and we update where it goes. Nothing to reprogram at the property.
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No. It opens your guide, where the network name and password are one glance away. That works the same on iPhone and Android, which an automatic Wi-Fi tag can't promise.
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The Puck sticks down with adhesive. If a piece ever goes missing, a replacement points at the same link, so nothing else changes.
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No. Tap-to-open is built into iPhone (7 and newer) and most Android phones from the last several years. Any piece can also carry a QR code for phones that don't tap easily.
Same chip, different spot
Give your guests something to tap.
Set it on the counter before the next check-in. The answers are there when they walk in, and the review ask is there when they leave.