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Hotel guest amenity
Every stay gets your branded page - Wi-Fi, breakfast, directions, who to call. And if a phone is lost or stolen, the same page opens from any borrowed device and walks your guest through what to do next.
€29/month, any size property · Live in a week · No app, no PMS work
Your guest page
The Aurelia
One address for the stay
nowwhat.page/aurelia
Wi-Fi, breakfast, directions, who to call. If your phone goes missing, open this from any device - your name and passcode bring your private details back.
Wi-Fi, breakfast hours, directions back, the front desk's number, trusted local help - the questions every guest has, answered on one branded page.
Phone, wallet or passport gone - the same page they've used all week walks them through the next useful step, instead of a wall of links.
Your address is the memorable part. From any phone, tablet or lobby computer: your page, their name, their passcode - and their own details are back.
The guest page
We draft it with your details and your city's recovery contacts; you approve everything on it. Guests use it all stay - and know exactly where to go when something breaks.
Your systems
Us
The private safe
Guests can add their own recovery details - trusted contacts, insurer, mobile carrier, which banks to call. It's encrypted with their name and passcode: your hotel can't read it, and neither can we. It's for the notes that help them recover, not for valuables - nothing on the page asks for passwords or card numbers.
How the encryption worksThe recovery desk
When a guest turns up phone-less at the desk, your team has a one-page reference: what to suggest first, the local procedures, and the numbers that matter - in your guests' main languages. It reads in a minute, and it never touches anyone's private safe.
The Aurelia · Front desk
Guest recovery sheet
No guest data · Nothing to log into
Rollout
We do the drafting and the research; your part is a short approval and one staff briefing. No PMS, no API, no app - live within a week.
Day 0 · 5 minutes
You tell us the property, the city, and who your guests are.
Day 1 · We draft
Wi-Fi, breakfast, directions, front desk - plus the recovery contacts for your city: police, embassies, carrier and bank hotlines. You review it and have the final say.
Day 3 · You choose the gesture
You print the address on the keycard sleeve, stand a card in the room, or drop one sentence into the mail your guests already get. Or all three.
Day 5 · One briefing
A one-page reference for the front desk: what to suggest first and who to call locally. Nothing to operate, nothing to log into.
What a guest puts in their private safe is end-to-end encrypted; we store ciphertext. The public page holds only what you chose to publish.
No guest record lands in your PMS or inbox. Nothing new to secure or lose.
Data stays in the EU. Your usual vendor and privacy review applies - the DPA is short because there is very little to process.
Next step
We draft your page, you approve it, your team gets the sheet. Then you measure readiness, not incidents: are guests finding the page, and can they get back in from a second device?
€29 per month per property, flat. No per-room and no per-guest charge - a small guesthouse and a hundred-room hotel pay the same. Standard branding - your name, logo and colours - is included. Own-domain deployments for groups are priced separately.
No. There is no PMS work, no API, no app and no IT ticket. We draft the page, you approve it, and you share the address with guests however you already talk to them - keycard sleeve, in-room card, or the welcome mail.
No new guest data lands on your systems. Your page shows only what you chose to publish, and whatever a guest puts in their private safe is end-to-end encrypted - neither you nor we can read it. Your normal vendor and privacy review applies; the DPA is short because there is very little to process.
Trusted contacts, insurer and policy number, mobile carrier, which banks to call, booking references, their own notes. It is for the notes that help a guest recover, not for valuables - we steer guests away from storing passwords, full card numbers or passport scans.
That is why the page is built around the stay: guests open it for the Wi-Fi, breakfast times and directions, so they know it exists long before anything goes wrong. And you don't have to wait for an incident to see whether it works - you can see whether guests are finding the page and completing their recovery setup.
Each private safe you gift your guests is active for 90 days from creation and is then permanently deleted. Nothing about the guest is retained.
Your page address, plus their own name and passcode. The hotel page itself is public - anyone can open it and see the Wi-Fi or the front-desk number. Only the private safe takes the guest's name and passcode, and only the guest can unlock it.
Yes, as standard: your name, logo, colours and contact details, at your own memorable address like nowwhat.page/aurelia. Groups and flagship properties can also run it on their own domain.