TV screens
Guest TV on televisions you own: the hardware to plan for, pairing with an 8-character code, and the display settings that belong to the unit.
YStay Guest TV turns a television in the unit into a welcome screen: a standby visual between stays, then the message and the guidebook during a guest's stay. This section covers the host side — choosing the hardware, pairing a screen with a unit, setting what it displays, and running your fleet from the dashboard.
The model is bring your own device: the hardware stays yours. YStay sells no television and no set-top box, and imposes no brand — an Android TV set, or a dongle plugged into a screen you already have, is enough. You buy wherever you like, and you replace a broken unit without waiting for us.
The YStay Guest TV app is coming soon to the Google Play Store: until it is published there, no install link can appear here, and the Devices page may say the module is not open on your account yet. The guides below describe the full path, so the hardware is ready on the day it opens.
Guides in this section
- Install a TV and pair it with your account — the hardware to plan for, the Guest TV app, the 8-character code shown on the screen, then what the Devices page tells you about your fleet.
- Set up what a TV displays — the standby visual that doubles as the home background, the message shown to guests, the blackout window, and why these settings belong to the unit.
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