One message starts the trip
A parent writes where, when, who is coming and the budget, the way they would text a friend. No forms, no filters to learn.

Travelers plan and book a whole trip in one conversation. You see every booking and its margin. Your CTO can open the hood and see how it works.
Every startup that sells trips online, for families, groups or any niche, runs into the same three problems.
A traveler app that takes a family, a couple or a group from one message to a booked trip, and an admin where you run the business. Shown here on the example brand Kinward, a family-trip planner.
A parent writes where, when, who is coming and the budget, the way they would text a friend. No forms, no filters to learn.
If the departure city or the dates are missing, the planner asks for exactly that, with quick answers to tap. Nothing the family already said is asked twice.
Flights and family-friendly hotels are searched in one pass, and the trip board fills in with the full price as the results come in.
The family gets a plan for every day of the trip with the budget beside it: what is paid now, what the extras will likely cost and what is left.
Every hotel offer says why it fits: a room for everyone, breakfast, a pool for the kids. The reasons come from the hotel's own details, not from guesswork.
Right before payment, every price is checked with the suppliers again. If the hotel price has changed, the family sees the new total and approves it before anything is booked.
Less typing for the family, fewer abandoned trips for you.
Messages from the family to a confirmed booking
2
We ran the whole booking, from the first message to the confirmation, 20 times in a browser and show the median.
Taps to a confirmed booking
4
The same 20 bookings. The app counts every tap and send, and we show the median.
From the first message to a full day-by-day plan
192 ms
The same 20 bookings, timed from sending the first message to the plan on screen, without the time a person spends reading or typing.
AI assistant test scenarios passed
100%
We gave the assistant 48 test scenarios, three times each, and checked every answer.
Accessibility issues on the traveler screens
0
An automated accessibility check (axe) ran on every traveler screen, on a phone and on a desktop.
The admin shows each new booking and how its price was built: supplier net rates, fees and the margin. No spreadsheet, no asking engineering.
The planner is built on our core, the travel code behind every system we build. Your project starts from parts that already work, whatever suppliers and rules you bring.
The supplier layer, the offer engine with packages and margins, the AI assistant and the admin components. The core and the reusable components stay ours, with a perpetual license to use them in your system.
The brand, the screens and flows, the business rules and the content. Code built specifically for you, together with your data, database and content, belongs to your company.
In a free 20-minute call we look at how you sell today and tell you honestly whether a system like this makes sense for you. No preparation needed.
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