# Contents ![Guesteria](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) The hotel’s platform for the guest, the front desk and the staff. A guest served, a desk at ease, a hotel that earns. Brandbook # Contents Product - 03 Product What we make, and who we are - 04 Direction The mission, in one line - 05 Values Five, and what each asks for People - 06 User personas Who we build for - 07 Persona: the guest One stay, three beats - 08 Persona: the front desk One shift, three beats - 09 Persona: hotel staff One floor, three beats The product at work - 10 Problems 4 the hotel lives with today - 11 Platform 3 applications, one flow - 12 Guest app What the guest gets - 13 Front desk panel What the desk gets - 14 Staff app What the floor gets Brand identity - 15 Communication How we speak, and what we say - 16 Logo The variations and their use - 17 Palette 4 ramps and the ink - 18 Typography The scale and the focus tools - 19 Visual communication The line, the blocks, the photo sets - 22 Where it lives The address of every file Product # What we make Guesteria is the hotel’s own platform: the guest goes through the stay in an app, and the desk and the floor carry it in one flow. The guest journey 1 Booked The room is booked 2 Pre check-in The form, online 3 Check-in The key, at the desk 4 In-stay The hotel’s services 5 Before check-out A link, a day ahead 6 Pre check-out The form, online 7 Check-out The keys handed back 8 Stay feedback A review is asked for ![Stefan Vogt scanning the code by the door of his room, the bag still on his shoulder](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/weekend-guest--room-code-scan--close-port--v1.jpg) Guest app Mobile, web and WhatsApp ![Antje Bergmann going through the loaded activities on the console behind the desk](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/front-office-manager--console-activities-loaded--mid-land--v1.jpg) Front desk panel One desktop web client ![Montse Ferrer reading the day’s task list on her phone in the linen room](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/housekeeper--shift-start-tasklist--mid-port--v1.jpg) Staff app Mobile, web and WhatsApp Who we are A EU company with Ukrainian roots and product thinking. Who we build it for For hotels, receptionists and guests: steadier operations, higher profit, and a holiday worth remembering. Direction # Where we are going Hotels build the stay. We help guests enjoy it. We remove what stands between a guest and the experience the hotel already built for him. What we are heading for The guest opens everything the hotel prepared for him inside the messenger he already uses. One link, and he is in. ![Lukas Brandt of Guesteria going through the launch checklist with Klaus Reinhardt, the hotel’s owner-manager](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/pair--launch-checklist--mid-port--v1.jpg) How we work # Values 01 Honesty We name the problem out loud, even inside our own work, and we answer for making it workable. Honesty is worth exactly what can be applied from it. 02 Tolerance We take every piece of feedback as constructive by default and work it through. Whoever gives it answers for there being something in it to act on. 03 Joy We do the work that interests us, and we look for the interest in the work that comes to us. Less, done with talent, and chosen on purpose. 04 Empathy Human-centred in the product and in the team: people make the story, the tools help them. We give our own the time and the means to move to a new tool, and measure by it afterwards. We are the ones who build the sound transition — horses to cars, telegraph to internet. 05 Creativity Creativity grows out of calm. We cut the time a manager spends on operations — through features, automation, the product itself. The hour we hand back he spends on himself, on the guest, and on doing it better. When two collide, honesty wins — it is first on the list. The other four are spoken through it. Who we build for # User personas The guest ![Stefan Vogt in a lobby armchair at the Hanseblick, booking an activity in the hotel’s app](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/weekend-guest--lobby-armchair-buy--mid-port--v1.jpg) Stefan Vogt Weekend guest · Hanseblick Hotel, Hamburg · books an activity from the armchair The front desk ![Camille Rougier at the Roqueterre vestibule desk, writing the house’s own answers](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/reception-manager--vestibule-answers--mid-land--v1.jpg) Camille Rougier Reception manager · Domaine de Roqueterre, Dordogne · writes the house’s own answers once Hotel staff ![Montse Ferrer in the linen room at the Mirall, reading the day’s tasks on her phone](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/housekeeper--shift-start-tasklist--mid-port--v1.jpg) Montse Ferrer Housekeeper · Mirall Hoteles, Barcelona · reads the day’s tasks before the shift The guest # Stefan Vogt Weekend guest · Hanseblick Hotel, Hamburg · easy-going, practical, travel-tired Today A queue at the desk. He looks round for anything about the city and finds a flyer stand from last season. With Guesteria He scans the code on the wall with the bag still on his shoulder, and the Wi-Fi, the house rules and what is nearby open at once. The result He opens one activity, sees the price and where Buy takes him, and books it from the lobby armchair. How he describes the trip himself: “I booked the train and the room. The days we make up when we get there.” The front desk # Camille Rougier Reception manager · Domaine de Roqueterre, Dordogne · holds the château’s admin account and works in the console every day Today The dinner rush and check-in at once. The same questions about zone hours and activities run through the desk all day. With Guesteria She writes the hotel’s pages once — zone hours, house rules, the answers she repeats — and switches on the activities that suit these guests. The result She points the guest to the code on the wall: the hours, the answers and the booking are in his phone, and the desk stays free for the people in front of it. What her job is, in the cast’s own words: “A front-of-house team of two or three covers the desk and the restaurant’s own reservation line together.” Hotel staff # Montse Ferrer Housekeeper · Mirall Hoteles, Barcelona · brisk, proud of her floor, wary of anything that adds a step Today Tasks arrive by hand, from several departments at once, and the handover between shifts lives in someone’s memory. With Guesteria She reads the day’s tasks on her phone before the shift starts: the room, the priority and when it is due. The result She takes a room and marks Start and Finish with her thumb. The desk sees where the task stands, and the last room is closed before she leaves. What she wants from a shift, in the cast’s own words: “To know the next room, its priority and when it is due.” Today # 4 problems ![A stack of blank paper curling on the reception counter, a pen lying across it and a tray of blank key cards at the edge](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/object--flyer-stack--close-square--v1.jpg) 01 The guest Guests look for what to do. They ask the desk, then Google, and book elsewhere. ![The check-in rush at the desk, a queue and the phone ringing](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/front-office-manager--checkin-rush--wide-land--v1.jpg) 02 The front desk The same questions run through the desk all day — up to an hour of the shift. The flyers on the counter are out of date. ![The linen trolley in the corridor between two rooms](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/housekeeper--corridor-turnover--wide-land--v1.jpg) 03 The staff Tasks reach the floor by hand, from several departments at once. They arrive late, or they get lost. ![Klaus Reinhardt beside the printed flyer stand in his own lobby, the desk behind him](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/owner-manager--lobby-flyer-stand--wide-land--v1.jpg) 04 The owner Guests spend money on tours and restaurants in the city. That revenue passes the hotel by. Solution # Platform The Guesteria platform is made of 3 applications — the guest app, the front desk panel and the staff app. One request travels through all three, from the guest’s tap to the staff’s done. Front desk panel Desktop, 1296 × 848 ![The Front Desk console: arrivals, in-house and departures by hour, live chats and requests](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/screens/frontdesk/device-dashboard.png) Guest app Phone, 446 × 948 ![The Guest app during the stay: hotel rules, Wi-Fi, recommended services and activities](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/screens/guest/device-in-stay.png) Staff app Phone, 446 × 948 ![The Staff app task feed: every card with its room, requester and state](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/screens/staff/device-tasks.png) Platform # Guest app A mobile app, a web app and a bot in WhatsApp. The guest opens it from the code in the room, and the browser he already has is enough. 01 Online check-in and check-out 02 Activities and services near the hotel, booked in the app 03 The hotel’s own pages: Wi-Fi, house rules, FAQ, zones and their hours 04 Chat with reception, translated in place 05 Quick requests from the room: towels, breakfast, a taxi 06 The same app mirrored into WhatsApp ![Stefan Vogt scanning the code by the door of his room, the bag still on his shoulder](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/weekend-guest--room-code-scan--close-port--v1.jpg) Platform # Front desk panel One desktop web client for reception and management. It is where the hotel writes itself down and where every request lands. 01 The request and task panel, with routing set once 02 Guest chat, with templates and AI translation 03 The activity list, with a switch on each one and the region to check 04 The console the desk writes: rooms, zones, FAQ and the hotel’s own pages 05 Analytics on service, upsells and staff efficiency 06 Two to three days of setup help, a knowledge base and support tickets ![Antje Bergmann going through the loaded activities on the console behind the desk](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/front-office-manager--console-activities-loaded--mid-land--v1.jpg) Platform # Staff app A mobile app, a web app and WhatsApp. Tasks, the schedule and the shift’s own chat, on the phone already in the pocket. 01 A task feed for today, with priority, room and requester on every card 02 Get, Start and Finish, so the desk sees where a task stands 03 A checklist with photos and comments inside the task 04 Day, week and month schedule, with day-off and shift-swap requests 05 Chat with the front desk and the team, translated in place 06 Notifications in the app and in WhatsApp The scope of the staff app is still being confirmed for the October release, and the subscription’s Rapid plan covers the guest app and the front desk panel. The list above is assembled from the PRD, the store package and the value proposition canvas. ![Montse Ferrer marking the room finished on her phone, the bed made behind her](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/housekeeper--room-task-done--mid-port--v1.jpg) Communication # How we speak Guesteria talks like a well-trained front desk: calm, exact about the guest, the room and the money, and always a step quieter than the hotel it works for. Calm Pre-check-in is complete. We will check your details and get back to you before you arrive. check-in · confirmation · before you arrive · the room is ready Exact Hello, Alex. We arrange early check-in in advance: send us your time and we will confirm it before you travel. room · rate · time · amount in EUR · included Money-plain Your guests already spend on activities in the city. Now they book them in your app. activity · revenue · the partner’s share · the bill On the desk’s side Routing is set once. Requests reach the right person on their own. the desk · the shift · routing · the handover Time first Late checkout requests route themselves. The answer reaches the guest in the app. an hour of the shift · operations · automation · once How loud the brand is 4 steps, from neutral to most Bill and payment — neutral Pre-check-in email — low First message in WhatsApp — some Choosing an activity — most Brand identity # Logo ![The Guesteria lockup: the mark to the left of the name](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) Clear space ¼ of the logo height, on every side. ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) Smallest size 20 px tall. Below that the favicon takes over. ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) Logo, light ground Surfaces the brand owns: slides, cards, posts, signs ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo-light.svg) Logo, dark ground Dark and brand grounds ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--mirall-lobby-daylight--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--plate.svg) Plate, over a photograph Photos and busy grounds, under a 30% dark mask ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo--capsule.svg) Capsule Any ground at all ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--icon.svg) App icon Where a platform crops the icon: the app tile, a launcher, the web manifest ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--mark.svg) Mark Inside a space someone else controls: a profile picture, apparel, the centre of a QR code ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--favicon.svg) Favicon Browser tabs, and any space below the logo’s smallest size ![](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--mono.svg) Single ink Takes the colour of the text around it: engraving, embossing, one-colour print Brand identity # Palette Royal Glow Primary. One accent per composition. Royal Glow 50 #F2F0FF Active-nav fill, callout backgrounds Royal Glow 200 #C7BCFF Hovers, chips, focus ring on violet Royal Glow 600 #826AFF Guest price, unread counts, the active-nav bar Royal Glow 700 #532DF5 CTA hover and pressed Royal Glow 800 #2D2F44 Icon backgrounds, dark chrome Skyline Context 1. Staff and operations data. Skyline 50 #F3F7FC Ground and tint Skyline 200 #D1DFF0 Borders on Skyline Skyline 600 #A2B8D6 Staff and ops nav, badges, chart line Skyline 700 #6D82A3 Hover Skyline 800 #2E4258 Strong fill, dark ops chrome Earthy Comfort Context 2. Guest data. Earthy 50 #FFFDF5 Ground and tint Earthy 200 #E3DCC7 Borders on Earthy Earthy 600 #CAC19F Guest chips, reservations Olive 700 #878065 Wizard progress, headings, KPI mini-bars Earthy 800 #443F2C Strong fill, guest ink on Earthy tints Neutral Context 3. The base every role sits on. Neutral 50 #F4F4F6 Ground and tint Neutral 200 #DBDADF Borders Neutral 600 #6E6B79 The room-number pill, console only Neutral 700 #514F5A Hover on the room pill Neutral 800 #3B3942 Strong fill Text and surface The ink the whole book is set in. Text primary #0A0A0B Headings, body, the guest’s name Text secondary #52525B Supporting copy, room-type names Text tertiary #71717A Captions, helpers, column headers Surface canvas #FFFFFF Card body on all three canvases Line default #E4E4E7 Hairline, card border Brand identity # Typography Hero · 64/68 Inspiring guest experiences Heading 1 · 48/52 The hotel’s own platform Heading 2 · 32/38 One request, three applications Heading 3 · 24/30 Rooms, zones, FAQ and the hotel’s pages Body · 16/24 Pre-check-in is complete. We will check your details and get back to you before you arrive. Caption · 13/18 Room 312 — extra pillows. The guest is waiting. Codec Pro Display and headings Source Sans 3 Body and interface JetBrains Mono Code, identifiers, balances **.hl**Inline highlight tag The desk runs it from one calm console. **.hl-staff**Staff tint A task carries its room and its priority. **.hl-guest**Guest tint The guest sees the price before he taps Buy. **.hl-solid**Solid, over a busy ground Guesteria handles the chaos behind it. **.tagwrap**Rounded text wrapper Run the hotel from one calm console. **.tagwrap--line**A line that wraps The wrapper carries the eye across a line break, and the words keep their own spacing on the second line. **.tagwrap--quiet**Quiet, on a tinted ground Routing is set once. ![The back office desk, the console open, the room lit by one window](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/front-office-manager--back-office-answers--mid-land--v1.jpg) Frosted block over a photograph, with the focus mark inside it. One focus mark per paragraph. The marked phrase stays whole across a line break, and a mark that ends a sentence takes the full stop inside it. Visual communication · 1 of 3 # The line The canon is 10 handcrafted curves and it is closed. The filename names the edge the line is pinned to; a cell takes a canon path and is recoloured for its ground. One accent line per view. curve-1--top-right.svg curve-2-1--bottom-right.svg curve-2-2--top-right.svg curve-3-1--bottom-right.svg curve-3-2--top-right.svg curve-4--left-bottom.svg curve-5-1--bottom-right.svg curve-5-2--top-right.svg curve-6-1--bottom-right.svg curve-6-2--top-right.svg Hair · 11 A chip, a tile, a watermark Base · 22 A standard card, a section Bold · 40 A hero, a cover, a full-bleed Visual communication · 2 of 3 # Icons and blocks Five handcrafted glyphs, one stroke each, the set closed. Bare is the default and inherits the text colour; wrapped on a disc, the disc carries the role tint. icon--house icon--document icon--location icon--phone icon--heart A functional icon sits opposite the block it belongs to, pinned to a corner or an axis. The brand mark is a separate thing, and one creative carries one of them. Content island, on a tint Three paragraphs lift off a coloured ground in a rounded island whose corner tracks its own type size. Inside it a phrase takes the inline highlight. ![The lobby of the Hanseblick in the morning: stone, wood and one window of daylight](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--hanseblick-lobby-morning--wide-land--v1.jpg) Frost, over a photograph The ink frost takes light text and sits only over a ground. A phrase inside it takes the rounded wrapper. The wide round block The radius is the maximum the browser allows, so a wider-than-tall panel becomes a stadium, and the side padding equals that radius so the copy clears the rounded ends. One block per view. Visual communication · 3 of 3 # The photo sets Daylight and real materials: wood, stone, plaster, linen and wool, with their wear. The photo kit pictures each persona’s own narrative — the day as it runs, the point where Guesteria reaches her, and what it improves there. ![Stefan Vogt scanning the code by the door of his room](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/weekend-guest--room-code-scan--close-port--v1.jpg) ![Camille Rougier showing a guest the code on the wall](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/reception-manager--points-to-console--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![Montse Ferrer marking the room finished on her phone](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/housekeeper--room-task-done--mid-port--v1.jpg) ![Nora Hoffmann arriving through the glass entrance of the Mirall](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/congress-guest--entrance-arrival--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![The Hanseblick lobby in the morning](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--hanseblick-lobby-morning--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![The daylit lobby of the Mirall, Barcelona](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--mirall-lobby-daylight--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![The Roqueterre terrace looking down the valley](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--roqueterre-terrace-valley--wide-land--v1.jpg) ![The Roqueterre dining room, laid and empty before service](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/photos/ground--roqueterre-restaurant--wide-land--v1.jpg) The narrative Every persona has her own line through the set: the day as it runs today, the moment the product reaches her, and what her day looks like after. The contact point One frame per persona shows the exact moment of contact — the code on the wall, the task on the phone, the activity in the app. The grounds Three hosts carry the whole set — Hanseblick in Hamburg, Mirall in Barcelona, Roqueterre in the Dordogne — and each keeps its own cast. Brandbook # Where it lives - 03 Product - 04 Direction - 05 Values - 06 User personas - 07 Persona: the guest - 08 Persona: the front desk - 09 Persona: hotel staff - 10 Problems - 11 Platform - 12 Guest app - 13 Front desk panel - 14 Staff app - 15 Communication - 16 Logo - 17 Palette - 18 Typography - 19 Visual communication: the line - 20 Visual communication: icons and blocks - 21 Visual communication: the photo sets ![Guesteria](https://brand.guesteria.com/assets/logos/guesteria--logo.svg) [brand.guesteria.com](https://brand.guesteria.com) The brandbook, design.md and the photo kit live on one page, and every file is downloadable from it. Technical # Where each section comes from | Section | Owner | Read from | Route | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Cover | this book, logo | artifacts/logo/output/assets/logos; the two descriptors drafted for this round | copied, authored | | Contents | this book | the sheet order of this page | authored | | Product | rank 0 sources, mission-values | PRD 2.2 “Путь Гостя” L233-244; Sales L61; the owner’s word on the company, 2026-09-25 | quoted, shortened | | Direction | mission-values | artifacts/mission-values/output/index.html mission; the owner’s approved cover line | quoted | | Values | rank 0 sources, mission-values | sources/docs/26-09-24 Owner Q&A — mission, values and voice.md:12,16; artifacts/mission-values/output/index.html values 1-5 | rewritten in his own words | | User personas, and the three sheets | brand-cast, value-proposition-canvas, photo-kit | artifacts/brand-cast/output/index.html (role, host, point of view, wants); artifacts/photo-kit/output/assets/photos copied to assets/photos | quoted, copied, cropped | | Problems | rank 0 sources, value-proposition-canvas | Sales L22-23, L30-31, L36-41, L46-49; vpc customer_pains across the four boards | composed from two sources that each carry the line | | Platform, and the three application sheets | rank 0 sources, app-publishing, value-proposition-canvas | Sales L117-123, L125-131; PRD modules 4-7; artifacts/app-publishing-staff/output/app-publishing-staff-full.md:414-422; sources/app/screens/ (three device exports, uncropped) | quoted, copied | | Communication | tone-of-voice | artifacts/tone-of-voice/output/index.html voice_statement, voice_attributes (the DO line of each), tone_shifts; the hotel keyword column authored here | quoted, authored | | Logo | logo | artifacts/logo/output/index.html variants and the “Which file goes where” table; assets/logos copied | quoted, copied | | Palette | design-md | design/brand.json (Royal Glow, Skyline, Earthy Comfort); artifacts/design-md/output/index.html :root (Neutral, text and surface) | projected, quoted | | Typography | design-md, tone-of-voice | design/brand.json (three faces projected); artifacts/design-md/output/index.html:364-388 (.hl and .tagwrap, with their own CSS) | projected, quoted | | Visual communication, 3 sheets | design-md, photo-kit | artifacts/design-md/output/assets/curves (10 canon files) and assets/icons (5 glyphs), both copied; index.html:663-680 (.photo-wrap), :696-715 (.island, .glass); photo-kit frames | copied, quoted | | Where it lives | this book | the QR encodes https://brand.guesteria.com, byte mode, ECC M, version 3, round-tripped through its own decoder before it shipped | authored | Technical # Open decisions | # | Item | Blocks | Owner | Tag | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | The cover’s two descriptors exist in no source. The product line and the marketing line were drafted for this round; three candidates of each went to the owner with the book. | Cover | Owner | Open | | 2 | The product descriptor the cover carried until this round was the formula tone-of-voice lists as a Don’t (“guest experience platform for hotels”). The new line says the same thing without it. | Cover | Product owner | Confirmed | | 3 | “Responsibility for how honesty is applied” is the owner’s own instruction of 2026-09-25. In the record that sentence sits under Tolerance, not under Honesty. His later word governs; the register keeps the earlier placement. | Values | Owner | Confirmed | | 4 | No frame of a female Guesteria employee with a hotel manager exists. Sophie Wagner, the only woman on the Guesteria side of the cast, was never shot. Sheet 4 carries the nearest true frame: Lukas Brandt with Klaus Reinhardt, the roles right and the gender not. | Direction | Photo-kit owner | Open | | 5 | The staff app’s scope is not confirmed for the October release and the Rapid plan excludes it. Its sheet says so on its own face and the feature list is assembled from the PRD, the store package and the canvas. | Staff app | Product owner | Open | | 6 | No brand face is in this package. No font file exists anywhere in this organization, no artifact declares an @font-face, and design-md, which owns the type tokens, ships none. The specimens render in the reader’s system font. | Typography | Design-md owner | Open | | 7 | The front-desk persona moved from Antje Bergmann to Camille Rougier so that the three personas come from three different hosts, as the owner asked. Antje Bergmann stays in the book on the product and application sheets. | User personas, sheet 8 | Product owner | Confirmed | | 8 | The hotel names in the book are the fictional set the cast now carries — Hanseblick, Mirall, Roqueterre. The photo filenames still carry the old slugs; that is the photo kit’s register to move, not this book’s. | Every sheet with a photograph | Photo-kit owner | Open | | 9 | The type contract still requires a donts block and a files block. The owner removed every negation from the book, so the donts block has no sheet; what it held is stated as permission on the logo sheet. The files block is answered by the closing sheet’s address. | Contract coverage | Framework auditor | Open | | 10 | Point of view and inner voice are the only quotable character lines in brand-cast and both are tagged Assumed. The three sheets attribute each line to the person and to what it is about, rather than presenting it as recorded speech. | Sheets 7-9 | Brand-cast owner | Confirmed | | 11 | The three device exports are copied from sources/app/screens/, which is not a declared consumes edge of this type. They are used at native size: the console 1296 × 848, the two phones 446 × 948, neither cropped nor upscaled. | Platform | Framework auditor | Open | | 12 | housekeeper--room-task-done--mid-port--v1.jpg is the only frame of a staff task being closed in a room, and the housekeeper in it looks to camera, which the photo kit’s own art direction rules out. It carries sheets 9, 14 and 21 meanwhile. | Sheets 9, 14, 21 | Photo-kit owner | Open | | 13 | The photo register disagrees with the disk on one line: pair--training-morning--mid-land--v1 is listed as .jpeg and the disk holds .png. 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