The guest’s tour screen: a vibration is not a tip metric
Guests see the published calendar, the meeting line and the hours. A phone vibration only confirms a tap. It does not measure tips or satisfaction.
A clearer guest experience is not a shower of stars. The guest sees the day the guide published: hour, stop, meeting point. They cannot edit it. That plain screen is less tiring on a coach than ten separate messages.
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Add to my calendarThe published plan, not the draft
While the guide is still dragging, the guest screen does not move. A notice goes out when the guide saves and sends it. “Did the plan change?” does not hang on a half move.
A vibration is a confirmation
On phones that support it, some taps answer with a short vibration. That says the phone received the touch. We do not say it raises tips, measures satisfaction, or changes a guide’s income. We do not keep that record.
A line, not a map
The meeting place is a sentence: the station, the museum door, the hotel front. The product does not turn it into a business rating or a secret-spot pin. The guest reads the hour. The guide stands at the door.
The day the guest sees
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Frequently asked
Does the guest see every shop on a map?
No. The screen shows the calendar and the meeting point you wrote. There is no live business map and no ratings.
What is the vibration for?
On a phone that supports it, a tap is acknowledged. It does not produce a satisfaction score.