How it works
Five steps from an empty screen to an answer: which option is cheaper, and what every saved hour actually costs.
Five steps
Fill the library
The library holds the parts of a trip: flights, transfers, nights, food, baggage, insurance. A flight does not have to be typed in — paste a booking link or the text of the confirmation email and recognition pulls out the dates, airports, times and price.
Lay out the options
An option is one way to make the trip: drag the blocks onto its lane in the order in which they happen. The order is the route, and the gaps between blocks are waiting time, which is visible too.
Compare by money and time
The options stand side by side in one table: the total, the breakdown by kind of spending and the overall duration. The difference shows up at once — both in money and in the hours spent travelling.
Set currencies and travellers
Amounts can be in different currencies: the rates are set against the base one once, and the comparison runs in the currency you choose. Flights, baggage, food and taxis are multiplied by the number of travellers; nights and transfers only if they are marked as per person.
Share a link
A public link opens the trip for someone who does not have it: the name, the comparison of the options and what each of them is made of. The reader changes nothing, needs no account, and the link can be switched off at any moment.
Common questions
Do I need to sign up?
No. Without an account the trip is saved in the browser and you can start right away. An account is needed if the trip has to be on several devices, shared with a co-author or opened by a public link.
Does the service search for and sell tickets?
No. It does not search for flights, books nothing and takes no commission. You enter the prices — by hand or through booking recognition — and the service adds them up and compares them.
Where do the prices come from?
From what you see at the carrier or in your own booking. No amount is filled in as an estimate: a made-up price would quietly reach the total and lie in the comparison.
How is a trip for several people counted?
Flights, baggage, food and taxis are multiplied by the number of travellers. Nights and transfers are counted as shared until you mark them as per person: a double room costs the same whoever sleeps in it.
Can I use several currencies?
Yes. Every amount has its own currency, the rates are set against the base one, and the total and the comparison are shown in the currency you choose.
What does the person I sent the link to see?
The name of the trip, the comparison table and what each option is made of — in the look and the language you shared it with. They cannot change anything, and the link can be switched off.
What does it cost?
The main things are free with no time limit: trips, options, comparison and links. A paid plan raises the limits and adds more — what exactly is included is written on the pricing page.