Tickets and bookings
Snap your ticket or a booking page and the trip builds itself. Delays, the gate and the baggage belt come to your screen, and the time to leave for the airport accounts for traffic.
Tickets, spending, a translator and a guide to 106 countries — in one chat. It keeps working when the internet doesn’t.
In testing — everything is free for now.
Six blades that usually live in ten different apps.
Snap your ticket or a booking page and the trip builds itself. Delays, the gate and the baggage belt come to your screen, and the time to leave for the airport accounts for traffic.
Cafés, pharmacies, museums and exchange offices around you, with opening hours, distance and directions. Download a city map ahead and open it with no signal.
“Coffee 2.50”, “somewhere vegetarian nearby”, “add my Friday flight” — the chat understands plain words and does the job: logs spending, finds places, adds bookings.
Spend in euros, think in dollars. Rates are kept on the phone, receipts are read from a photo, and shared costs are split with your travel companions.
Say it in your language — the phone speaks it in Spanish, listens to the reply and translates it back. Pronunciation spelled out, and a big “Show” card for the other person.
Emergency numbers, plugs, tap water, tipping, taxis and local customs — all on your phone before you take off.
The essentials live on your phone. Offline, the app answers from your bookings and the offline guide — and on powerful phones, with its own on-device AI that needs no server.
Trips, bookings and spending are stored on the device. Syncing between phones and with travel companions is up to you. We don’t sell data or show it to anyone except the people you invite to a trip.
Tripgadget already works and is being tested on real trips.