Someone alongside you for the whole trip

Not a booking app that goes quiet once you have paid. From the moment you leave until you are home: what moved, what it means for the rest of today, and what is worth doing where you actually are.

It works with bookings made anywhere

You do not have to plan the trip on Trouveora. Upload a ticket or a booking confirmation and the flights, hotels and dates are read from the document itself, then the companion runs around them. Nothing is invented: what comes back is what the booking says.

What it does while you travel

• Flight delays, gate changes and cancellations as they happen — and real same-day alternatives if a flight goes, rather than a phone number.
• A briefing each morning and a wrap-up at night: what today holds and when to leave.
• "What can I do now?" answered from where you are standing and how long you have.
• Upload a ticket mid-trip and the itinerary re-times itself around it.
• Concierge chat and fare-drop watching for legs not yet booked.

Why not TripIt or Flighty

Each covers a slice. TripIt Pro watches flights. An airline's own app watches its own legs. Flighty tracks a flight very well but does not know what the rest of the day was supposed to be. The gap is the whole trip: a train, a ferry, two airlines who have never heard of each other, a hotel check-in a delay just made impossible. When one thing moves, this re-times what follows instead of only reporting that the plane is late.

Nothing to set up

There is no arming or scheduling. Once a trip is saved the guide compiles itself, and the server re-checks every fifteen minutes that every saved trip actually has one — so a dropped request on a poor connection cannot leave somebody travelling without it.

Safety is never paywalled

Weather warnings, air-quality health guidance and flight disruption alerts reach every tier including free, enforced in the code rather than in a policy document.

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