Campus apps by department
Admissions, orientation, student life, and more — one campus app that works across departments.

Build unlimited event apps on one license
One partnership for unlimited campus events — orientation, tours, student life, and everything in between.

Compare event app platforms
See how Guidebook stacks up against other event app and registration platforms.

Event apps for nonprofit and community programs
Give members, volunteers, and donors one branded app for conferences, fundraisers, and year-round community.

Campus integrations and an open API
Connect Guidebook with the campus systems, APIs, and tools your team already uses.

Event apps for corporate and enterprise teams
Internal meetings, offsites, and large-scale corporate events — with the branding and control enterprise teams need.

Create a branded event app with no coding
Put schedules, maps, resources, and updates in every attendee's pocket — built for campus events and programs.

Launch a branded, white-label event app
A white-label event app with your branding, your content, and your attendee experience — no coding required.

Everything in the Guidebook platform
Explore the features event teams use to engage attendees before, during, and after the event.

One app for in-person and virtual attendees
The same schedule, networking, and updates whether people are in the room or joining remotely.

Event apps built for associations
Annual meetings, chapter events, and member engagement — without rebuilding a new app every year.

A branded event website that matches the app
Promote the event, collect interest, and keep branding consistent from the first click to check-in.

Plan, run, and measure events on one platform
App, registration, badges, and websites in one workflow — so planning isn't a pile of disconnected tools.

Keep members engaged between events
One branded app for the conference and everything that happens the other 51 weeks of the year.

The conference app attendees actually use
Schedules, maps, networking, and live updates for annual meetings, summits, and multi-day conferences.

Registration that feeds your app and badges
Collect registrations, payments, and attendee data in the same platform as your event app.

Design and print event badges in one place
Custom badges, QR check-in, and on-site printing — without a separate badge vendor.

A Smaller School?
Deliver a polished, branded event experience without a large team or a big budget.

Running Family Programs?
Give families everything they need, from schedules and maps to real-time updates, all in one place.

Coordinating Move-In Day?
Share updates, manage events, and keep students informed from move-in through the academic year.

Offering Campus Tours?
Deliver branded, self-guided tour experiences with interactive maps and rich media, available 24/7.

Organising a Career Fair?
Simplify logistics for students, employers, and Career Services staff with one easy-to-use app.

Managing Alumni Events?
Plan reunions, regional events, and fundraising campaigns with an app built for alumni engagement.

Boost Student Engagement
One hub for schedules, resources, and events that keeps students connected throughout the academic year.

Planning Orientation?
Help new students feel prepared from day one with schedules, campus resources, and real-time updates in one app.

Running Admissions Events?
Manage open houses, tours, and yield events with a branded app that saves time and engages prospective students.

Get a custom Sponsorship Package Template
Stop starting from scratch. Grab free templates that helWe'll build a tailored sponsorship package with suggested pricing, tiers, and benefits..for your specific event.p you build professional sponsorship packages and close deals faster.

Plan Your Next Event Without Missing a Beat.
From venue selection to post-event wrap-up, this free checklist walks you through every step (so nothing falls through the cracks).
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Real Results From Real Events
100,000+ organizations trust Guidebook. See exactly how universities, associations, enterprises, and more put it to work.

Flexible pricing for every event size
Find the perfect plan for your needs, from intimate gatherings to large-scale conferences.

Join our event experts
Watch on-demand webinars and join live sessions with industry leaders sharing best practices for event success.
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Guidebook in Action
Book a personalized walkthrough and discover how we help event teams create better attendee experiences.

Guidebook Tips: Best Practices for Highlighting Important Content in Your Guide

Guidebook Tips: Best Practices for Highlighting Important Content in Your Guide
Use Quick Info
One of the greatest ways to add key content to your Guide is by using the Quick Info feature. With the Quick Info feature, you can add just about any textual information to your Guide that you would like. A few examples of helpful information that can be included with Quick Info are WiFi details, Exhibit Hall hours, or Accessibility status. Quick Info sections are made up of three components:- An icon (There are 63 different icons to choose from, so you will be sure to find one that’s related to your Quick Info section)
- Title text
- Content text
You can add up to eight Quick Info sections to each of these areas. Once you've added sections to your Guide, they will look something like this: 
Use One Tap Menu Items
Another way to ensure that your users are viewing important content is to create one tap menu items. With one tap menu items, you can pin critical information to the navigation menu, so your users will be able to open it up without clicking through your Guide. I’ll show you how to utilize the Custom List feature to add content to the main navigation menu. To get started, you will want to create a custom list that will house the content. Next, create a list item for the content that you would like displayed on the main menu. Once you have entered data into the list item, back out to the custom list and click on the gear icon to the right of the list item. Choose the “Pin to menu” option (shown below) to place the item on the main navigation menu for your users to see.
Any changes that you make to the content from the menu or within the list will be reflected in both areas. To prevent displaying duplicate information in multiple places in your Guide, we recommend disabling the list you created. Even though the source has been disabled, it will still be viewable in the menu!Optimize Module Placement
Lastly, the order of your modules in the navigation menu can play a vital role in getting your information in the hands of your user base. We recommend placing the modules that contain the most important information near the top of the menu. The closer your modules are to the top, the more likely they will be seen by the users of the Guide. These are just a few ways that you can highlight important content in your guide. If you have questions about this or anything else, please feel free to reach out to us at support@guidebook.com, we are always happy to assist.Get the Mobile App Playbook
A short guide to running the whole student journey in one app. No fluff, just what works.


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