Dimoria
For rural homes

Explain the house and the land, even when you're not there.

A rural house has no reception desk and no neighbor across the hall. Dimoria puts the arrival, the equipment and the surroundings into a guide, a printed map and an assistant — so guests manage on their own, kilometers from you.

Start with a free map · No credit card required

Printable local map, Atlas style — Polignano a Mare
Printable map · Polignano a Mare · Atlas template
The problem

Out here, "just message me" doesn't work.

Complex access, country equipment and patchy coverage turn every small doubt into a phone call — if the call gets through.

01

GPS sends guests to the wrong track — the last two kilometers need real directions

02

The gate, the well pump, the wood stove and the fuse box all have their own manual

03

The pool, the barbecue and the fireplace need rules that keep everyone safe

04

The nearest supermarket closes at two — and guests find out at three

05

Trails, viewpoints and swimming spots only a local can point to

06

Mobile coverage that drops exactly when the guest needs to call you

The result

A self-sufficient house.

Write the access, the equipment and the surroundings once. Guests read the guide before they set out, keep the printed map on the kitchen table, and ask the assistant when the stove smokes — instead of calling you at dinner.

The guide loads before arrival, so the essentials are on the guest's phone even where coverage fades.

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Getting there

Turn-by-turn for the last stretch, the landmark tree, the gate code, where to park

Equipment

Stove, heating, water, generator, pool — each with its short, calm manual

Safety

Fire rules, the first-aid kit, the nearest clinic and who to call out here

The land

Trails, the river spot, the village market day — on a map guests can hold

Provisions

Where to buy bread, firewood and groceries — and the real opening hours

Across languages

The countryside, explained in any language.

Rural stays attract international guests who have never lit a wood stove. Write your notes once, in your own words — the assistant answers each guest in theirs.

Guest · German

« Wie zündet man den Holzofen an? »

Assistant · answers from your notes, written in Spanish

Öffnen Sie die Luftklappe ganz, verwenden Sie das kleine Anzündholz aus dem Korb und lassen Sie die Tür fünf Minuten angelehnt. Das Brennholz ist im Schuppen neben dem Eingang.

Let the house speak for itself.

Start with a free map of your property and its surroundings, then add what only you know.

Create my free map
Frequent questions

Before you start

There's barely any signal at the house. Does it still work?

Guests open the guide before they arrive, so the essentials are already on their phone. The printed map works with no signal at all — leave it on the table.

My access is genuinely complicated. Can the guide handle it?

Yes — write it as a walk, step by step, with photos of the turn-off and the gate. Complex access is exactly where a written guide beats a phone call.

Does the map show anything useful out in the country?

The map covers your property's real surroundings — the village, services, transport and the places you add yourself: trails, viewpoints, the good bakery. Creating it is free.