Finding their way
Hook-ups, showers, parking and reception hours. Guests ask in their own words and the guide uses your site information.

Where is the hook-up, how do the showers work and where should we explore tomorrow? An AI guide helps guests find their way around your site and the local area. You have more time to look after the place and the people staying there.

We have arrived with our caravan. Where can we fill up with water and dispose of waste?
You can refill drinking water at the service point beside reception. The marked waste disposal point is there too. Would you like help with the electric hook-up?
Hook-ups, showers, parking and reception hours. Guests ask in their own words and the guide uses your site information.
Fire pit rules, quiet hours or the equipment in a glamping tent. Each place can have its own specific recommendations.
Cycle routes, swimming spots and rainy-day plans. Share the places you know and personally recommend.
Add site rules, practical information and local tips. Put the QR code at reception, in a cabin or in a glamping tent. You can send the link before arrival too.
See how it all works ↗The guide opens in a browser, so it needs a connection. That is why it pays to send guests the link before they arrive — at reception or by the entrance, where signal and Wi-Fi usually reach, they can read through the information and keep it to hand.
You can edit the knowledge base at any time and the change takes effect immediately. Pool opening hours, which trails are open or the state of the fire pit can be updated mid-season without touching the QR codes.
Yes. Each part of the site can have its own knowledge base and its own QR code, so a guest in a glamping tent does not get answers meant for a caravan pitch.
The guide does not invent information. It says it does not have it and passes on your contact details. Analytics then show you what guests ask about — and what is worth adding.