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Tell the story
Write your home notes today. Voice-led setup is part of the AI roadmap.
A more personal welcome
You know your home.
Tell it once.
Your little details make a great stay. Give them a home in a guest guide that is easy to find, easy to use, and yours to approve.
An OverseasMED product experiment. Explore the guest guide pilot.
Illustrative apartment
Your home, in your wordsProduct concept
“The coffee machine is beside the sink. Spare pods are in the drawer below.”
From the guest guide
Where can I find coffee?
The machine is beside the sink. You will find spare pods in the drawer below.
Example host-approved detailLess explaining. More welcoming.
A guide that starts with you.
Capture the things only you know, then decide what your guests see.
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Make it useful
Organise practical details into simple, editable guide sections.
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Make it yours
Review every detail. Your approval opens the shared guest guide.
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Welcome your guest
Explore the guide, find answers, and try the issue log.
Thoughtful by design
Your information.
Your approval.
A helpful guide should never guess the details of someone's stay. Start with clear answers, a visible source, and a way to flag what is missing.
Step inside the guest experienceThe sample apartmentExample
Coffee & kitchen Reviewed
Heating & comfort Reviewed
Something not covered?
Find the approved detail. If it is missing, record the question for the host.
Built around the stay
Hospitality, with a little more headspace.
OverseasMED is exploring tools for accommodation hosts. This first prototype tests a simple idea: turn what a host knows into a useful guide, with a clear path from guest question to host follow-up.
What works nowShared guides, host approval, revocable guest links and a saved issue log.What comes nextVoice setup, verified guest identity and automatic service notifications. These are not enabled. AI features depend on the owner connecting the service.