Guests already scan a code or type a password to get online — that part isn't new. What's missing is what happens after: DropKey captures verified guest details the moment they connect, so you know exactly who's staying and can send them their guide automatically.
A real screen recording, phone in hand — not a rendered mockup.
Nothing to install, nothing for you to hand over at check-in.
Works from any room — the balcony, the bathroom, wherever they are, not just standing at one spot scanning a code one guest at a time. A QR code by the door is there too, as an option, not the main event.
Name, address, email — filled once, in under a minute, straight from their phone. No app to download.
Internet access opens automatically, and you get a real record of who's actually staying — not just a platform username.
A QR code or a written password already gets guests online in seconds. That's not new, and it's not what DropKey sells.
Guest scans a code or types a password — already familiar, already fast. They're online. But you have no idea who actually connected. No name, no record, nothing to send a guide to.
Same instant connection guests already expect — but they register first. You get verified name and email automatically, so you know who's really staying and can send them their guide right away.
Early waitlist gets priority units and a price that won't be repeated after launch.