Every guest asks for the Wi-Fi password. Build them a welcome book that answers everything — before they ask.
Welcome Book teaches complete beginners to create warm, beautiful digital guidebooks for cabins, B&Bs, campgrounds and small inns: Wi-Fi, arrival steps, house rules, the fussy coffee maker, local favorites and a check-out list — all in one link instead of a sticky binder. You describe it to an AI assistant, it builds the pages, and you make it feel like home.
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- No coding background needed
- 12 months of access
- 7-day money-back guarantee
From a sticky binder to one thoughtful link.
Hosts love their guests — but answering the same questions by text at 10 pm gets old. A digital welcome book puts every answer in one calm, lovely place. And thanks to vibecoding, you can build one without learning to code: you describe it, an AI assistant builds it, you tweak it until it feels right.
The binder on the counter
- Coffee-stained, out of date, missing page 4
- Wi-Fi password taped somewhere “obvious”
- Nobody reads it until something goes wrong
- Updating it means reprinting everything
A welcome book in their pocket
- Opens from a link or a QR code by the door
- Wi-Fi copied with one tap
- Step-by-step how-tos for the tricky things
- Updated in minutes, looks lovely on any phone
You describe
“A guidebook for a cabin with five tabs: Home, Wi-Fi, House, Local and Check-out. Warm, calm, sage green.”
AI builds
The assistant writes a small, self-contained guidebook you can open on any phone and share with a link.
You make it personal
“Add the hot tub steps.” “Make the local picks filterable.” The details are where your care shows.
Tap through a real welcome book for Cedar Hollow Cabin.
This make-believe guidebook works just like the ones you'll build. Copy the Wi-Fi, open the coffee-maker steps, filter local picks, tick off the check-out list — then switch the theme and watch the whole guide change its outfit.
We're so glad you're here. Everything you need is in this little book — tap around.
Connect in one tap — no squinting at a sticky note.
- Find the white router on the bookshelf by the window.
- Unplug it, count to ten, plug it back in.
- Give it two minutes. Still nothing? Message us anytime.
How-tos for the things that always need a little explaining.
☕How to use the coffee maker›
- Fill the tank at the back up to the “8 cups” line.
- Put a paper filter in the basket (they're in the top drawer) and add 4 scoops of coffee.
- Press the round red button. The blue one is just the clock.
- Coffee's ready when it beeps three times.
🔥How to use the fireplace›
- Open the damper: pull the small lever above the opening toward you.
- Stack two logs with kindling underneath and light with the long matches.
- Close the mesh screen once it's burning.
- Before bed, let it burn down and leave the screen closed.
Please never leave a fire unattended. The extinguisher is under the kitchen sink.
♨️How to use the hot tub›
- Unclip the four cover straps and fold the cover back onto the lifter.
- Press “Jets” on the side panel; press again to turn them off.
- Please leave the temperature as set.
- When you're done, replace the cover and clip all four straps.
No glass near the tub, and children should always be supervised.
- No smoking indoors — the porch is all yours.
- Quiet hours from 10 pm, for the owls and the neighbors.
- Please no parties or events.
- Shoes off at the door keeps the floors happy.
Places we genuinely love, all within a short drive.
Cardamom buns and a sunny back porch.
Ask for the window seat.A gentle loop with a mossy creek crossing.
Go early for the mist.Puzzles, a reading nook and Saturday story hour.
The armchairs upstairs are the best.A tiny roaster with big mugs and bigger smiles.
Try the maple latte.A steadier climb with a wide view at the top.
Pack a thermos for the summit.Drop-in pottery painting for all ages.
Book the big table for groups.By 11 am, please. A few small things and you're on your way.
One line in the prompt re-dresses the whole guide:
Build a mobile guidebook for "Cedar Hollow Cabin" that guests open from a link. - Bottom tab bar with 5 tabs: Home, Wi-Fi, House, Local, Check-out. - Home: a warm welcome, check-in and check-out times, quiet hours, and shortcuts to the most-asked answers. - Wi-Fi: network name, password and a "Copy password" button that shows a small "Copied!" message. - House: expandable step-by-step guides for the coffee maker, fireplace and hot tub, plus short house rules. - Local: cards for our favorite places with filter chips: Coffee, Hikes, Rainy day. - Check-out: a checklist with a progress bar and a thank-you message when everything is ticked. - Forest theme: sage green, warm wood and cream, a little cabin illustration. - Friendly, calm tone. Large tap targets. Readable fonts. No personal data collected.
That's what you write. In the course you'll learn to shape prompts like this for any kind of stay — and to adjust every detail by describing it.
You just toured a guidebook that started as a paragraph.
Welcome Book shows you how to build one like this — then a second, and a third, each one feeling like the place it belongs to.
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Four gentle steps from notes to a finished guide.
Gather what guests ask
Use our question list to collect the real stuff: arrival, Wi-Fi, appliances, rules, trash day, favorite places.
Describe the guidebook
Follow our prompt frames to tell the AI assistant the sections, the tone and the look you want.
Polish the details
Tap through it on your phone. Rename, reorder, add a how-to, change the theme — each with a sentence.
Share with a link or QR code
Publish it, print a QR sign for the door, and keep it fresh with quick updates whenever something changes.
Five guidebooks, five different kinds of welcome.
Each guided project teaches you something new — tone, structure, themes, local picks — so you can adapt to any kind of stay.
The Woodland Cabin
Fireplace, hot tub, trail picks and a cozy check-out list — the guide you just toured.
The Beach Cottage
Tide notes, beach-gear closet, outdoor shower steps and sandy-feet rules.
The City Loft
Building entry, elevator tips, transit how-tos and neighborhood favorites.
The Campground
Site map, bathhouse hours, campfire rules and a leave-no-trace checklist.
The B&B
Morning menu times, room notes, common-room etiquette and a warm hello from the hosts.
The 8 sections every great guide has
- Welcome
- Arrival & check-in
- Wi-Fi
- House how-tos
- House rules
- Local picks
- Safety & contacts
- Check-out
8 modules. 34 short lessons. No coding required.
Short video lessons, fill-in prompt templates and guided projects, designed for beginners and made to watch on a phone.
1What guests actually need4 lessons
- The questions every guest asks (and when they ask them)
- Arrival stress, and how a guide calms it
- Clear writing: short, warm, specific
- Your guest-question list
2Vibecoding your first guidebook5 lessons
- Setting up free or low-cost AI tools
- Your first guidebook prompt, line by line
- Opening, testing and saving your file
- Fixing anything by describing it
- Keeping versions so nothing is lost
3The 8 sections5 lessons
- Welcome and arrival: first impressions that reassure
- Wi-Fi and one-tap copy buttons
- House how-tos with step-by-step accordions
- Rules, safety and contacts — kind but clear
- Check-out checklists with a progress bar
4Local picks that feel personal4 lessons
- Choosing places the host genuinely loves
- Writing little “host tips” that make it feel human
- Filter chips: coffee, hikes, rainy days and more
- Keeping picks accurate over time
5Themes & branding4 lessons
- Color palettes that match the place
- Fonts, icons and simple illustrations
- Switchable themes with one prompt line
- Accessibility: contrast, size and tap targets
6Sharing via link and QR code4 lessons
- Publishing your guidebook with free options
- Creating a QR code and a printable door sign
- Keeping Wi-Fi and codes shared thoughtfully
- Testing on different phones
7Offering guidebooks to hosts and small inns5 lessons · optional path
- Who might appreciate a digital welcome book
- Showing your work respectfully — no spam, no pressure
- Scoping: sections, revisions and updates
- Thinking about how to value your own work (a framework, not a formula)
- Handing it over so hosts can make small edits
8Keeping guides updated3 lessons
- A seasonal refresh routine
- Updating in minutes with a single prompt
- Collecting guest feedback kindly
Three extras tucked in the drawer.
5 Guidebook Templates
Ready-to-adapt starting points for a cabin, a beach cottage, a city loft, a campground and a B&B — sections, sample text and themes included.
45 Guidebook Prompts
Plain-English prompts for sections, how-tos, themes, local-pick cards, checklists, translations and quick updates.
QR Sign Template
A printable, frame-ready sign that says “Scan for your welcome book” — in three styles to match your theme.
Is Welcome Book a good fit for you?
A lovely fit if you…
- Have never coded and want to see what AI makes possible
- Enjoy hospitality, tidy details and thoughtful writing
- Host guests yourself — family, friends, or at a cabin, B&B or campground
- Know hosts or small inns who could use a clearer guest guide
- Would like a new skill you might one day offer as a service
Not a fit if you…
- Expect promised income or guaranteed results of any kind
- Want a course about marketing or advertising — this one is about building
- Want a done-for-you guide without doing the building yourself
- Don't plan to practice and refine what you create
What this program is — and what it isn't.
What it is
- An educational course that teaches a skill: building digital guest guidebooks with the help of AI assistants
- Video lessons, prompt templates and five guided projects
- Practical guidance on sharing guides by link and QR code
- Optional guidance on offering guidebooks to hosts, if you choose to
What it isn't
- It does not promise income, clients or sales
- It isn't a business opportunity or a shortcut
- It isn't a done-for-you service — you'll build each guide yourself
- It isn't affiliated with any AI company or booking platform
Your results depend on your effort, your practice and individual factors. We teach the skill with care; how you use it is up to you.
Your Welcome Book course, in full.
Inside your access
- 8 modules, 34 short video lessons, made for phone viewing
- 5 guided guidebook projects with the prompts we use
- Bonus: 5 Guidebook Templates (cabin, beach, city, campground, B&B)
- Bonus: 45 Guidebook Prompts
- Bonus: QR Sign Template in three styles
- 12 months of access, including updates released in that period
- Email support on business days for questions about the lessons
- Certificate of completion — it documents your study only
or split into installments at checkout (where available)
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Take the first lessons, build your first guide, see how it feels. If within 7 days of purchase you decide it's not for you — for any reason — request a refund through Hotmart and you'll receive your full payment back.
Answers, before you ask.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The course is built for people who have never coded. You'll describe your guidebook in plain English, and we'll show you how to guide the AI assistant, test on your phone and fix anything by describing it.
Is any income guaranteed?
No. Welcome Book is an educational course that teaches a skill. We don't promise income, clients or sales. Module 7 covers how you might offer guidebooks to hosts and small inns, but whether you do that — and how it goes — depends on your effort, practice and individual factors.
Do I need to pay for tools?
You can do the whole course with free or low-cost tools, including free ways to publish your guide and make a QR code. Paid options are mentioned only where helpful, and they're always optional.
How do I get access?
Right after checkout, Hotmart emails your login details. You can open the first lesson within minutes on your phone or computer.
What if it's not for me?
You're covered by an unconditional 7-day money-back guarantee. Request a refund through Hotmart within 7 days of purchase and you'll get your full payment back.
Do I need to be a host myself?
Not at all. You can practice with the Cedar Hollow sample, make a guide for friends and family who visit you, or build one for a host you know. The skill is the same.
Is it okay to put a Wi-Fi password in a guide?
We cover this in Module 6: share the link only with guests, keep door codes out of the public version, and update details between stays. Your guidebooks won't collect any personal data from guests.
How long do I have access?
You get 12 months of access to every lesson, bonus and update released during that time.
Is there a certificate or support?
Yes. You'll receive a certificate of completion (it documents your study — it isn't a professional license), and email support on business days for questions about the lessons.
Hand every guest the key to everything.
One calm link. Every answer. Built by you, by describing it. Start your first welcome book today.
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