The host offer creator, rebuilt with the same treatment as the trip request — but lighter, because the offer is tied to a listing and the listing already knows most of the answers.
Screens below are the real thing, driven by a robot at two widths. Nothing is a mock-up.
The selector is a list of your real homes — thumbnail, name, place, nightly rate. Picking one fills the preview on the right instantly.
The app's own calendar, already open. The dates land on all three preview cards as you pick them.
One toggle — No hook / Discount / Trade — the same control the trip request uses. The orange pill on the preview card is exactly what a traveller will see.
Five sections: Listing, Basics, When, Hook, Privacy. That is the whole form — everything else comes from the listing.
Proof: the screen you are reviewing right now, rendered from the same build. Six sections, its own date answers, its own preview column — all exactly as they were.
Same rows, same thumbnails, nothing cut off at 390px.
The calendar fits its column.
The three-way toggle stays on one line.
The form stacks first, the preview sits underneath it — never squeezed beside it.
The same proof, on a phone.
The green squares are placeholder photos. These screens run against two made-up listings on a review page, so no real member's home appears. On the live screen those boxes are your listing's own photos.
Two things are still to come, in the second half of this job: typing "20%" working out the new nightly rate for you, and the "whole month" date answer. Today the hook is written in words and the dates are one specific range.