A cover photo can be public. A door code needs a different route. happli keeps these paths separate and makes it clear when a draft becomes a published guest guide.
Review first. Publish when ready.
Saved changes stay in your draft until you choose to publish a new public version. You have room to check the content and translations before guests use them.
Separate draft and guest versions
An explicit public-content review
Desktop and smartphone previews
Share private details deliberately
Wi-Fi and access details have their own private sections. Create and approve a personal link for a particular stay. Treat it like a key: share it only with the guests it is intended for.
Private details stay out of public links and exports
Personal links expire and can be revoked
Later private changes are not silently passed on
Real sources, not invented answers
Nearby search returns map listings, not invented ratings. You check places and add your experience. Search within a guide points to existing content. When configured, AI text assistance may organise your wording, but must not invent house rules.
Visible sources and search scope
No claims of real-time opening hours
Review remains part of publishing
An honest view of the current service
happli is in its testing phase. Some additional features still need to be configured and tested with providers by the happli team. Explore the example and create a draft to see which workflows fit your property. Notices in the application explain available options and current limits.
Check available features in the application
Only record guest details you need
Distinguish the test version from the future regular service