Where should I put the QR code?
We recommend placing it on the fridge, near the entrance, or on a framed card on the coffee table.
Host guide
The simplest QR code house manual for your rental
Guests arrive tired and don't want to hunt for a binder. They want the WiFi password and the AC instructions right now. If they can't find them, they'll start poking around and potentially breaking things.
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Why common solutions fail
- Laminated QR codes often point to dead links or messy PDFs
- Generic QR generators don't provide a good landing page
- Guests get frustrated with multi-step processes to find information
- Physical codes are hard to update without re-printing
What "good" looks like
- One scan to a beautiful, organized landing page
- Instant access to high-priority info like WiFi
- Clear icons and labels for easy navigation
- Works on any smartphone camera
How myHouseGuide solves it
- ✓Built-in QR code generator for every property
- ✓Direct link to instructions and house rules
- ✓Dynamic content means the QR code stays the same even if the manual changes
- ✓Professional templates that look great when printed
Best for
- Busy hosts who want to automate info sharing
- Modern rentals with tech-savvy guests
- Properties with complex appliances
Not for
- Hosts who prefer writing out passwords on napkins
- Rentals without reliable internet
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about setting up your digital guide.
Can I change the manual without changing the QR code?
Yes. The QR code links to your guide's URL, so you can update the content anytime and the code will still work.
Is it secure?
You can choose to make your guide public or require a specific link that you only share with confirmed guests.
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