A listing site for remote workers who want to stay in the mountains by the week or the month. Every stay shows the wifi speed that was measured there, and a booking is a request, not a payment.
Work From Hills lists homes and private rooms in the mountains for people who work remotely. Stays are booked by the week or the month. It’s our own project.
Someone who works from a rental needs to know things a normal listing doesn’t say: how fast the wifi is, whether there is power backup, what the desk is like. So the team stays two days in every home before it goes live, and the site shows what they found.
What we set out to build:
We designed it and built it on Astro, and a guest can get from the home page to a booking request in a few clicks.
All the homes and rooms are in one list. Filters cover the state, home or room, monthly budget, wifi speed and number of guests.
Each stay shows the download and upload speed measured there and the date of the test. The photos are taken by the team during their stay.
The guest picks a move-in date and a length of stay, and sees the price. Nothing is paid on the site. The team checks the dates with the owner first.
Owners read how listing works, what the two-day check covers and what they keep from a booking. Then they send a short form.
Listing pages are built ahead of time, so they load fast and search engines can read them easily. Supabase holds the properties and the booking requests, and the site is served from Cloudflare.
Next, you send a short brief and we reply with a fixed price and a delivery date in writing. You pay nothing until you sign the order.
