Travel · BudgetKnow the real cost before you book.
What's actually left to spend each day once the flights and the hotel are paid for — plus the fees nobody mentions until you're at the desk.
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
The total tells you nothing. The daily figure does.
Nobody subtracts the fixed costs first
Flights and accommodation come out before anything else. What's left, divided by days, is the only number you'll actually use — and almost nobody works it out.
The fees arrive after you've committed
City tax at check-in, resort fees, the visa, transfers at both ends, the deposit. Each one small, all of them after the point where you could have chosen differently.
The card terminal offers to help, and charges you for it
Being billed in your own currency abroad feels convenient. It's a poor exchange rate almost every time, and it's entirely avoidable.
Spending apps tell you afterwards
Knowing you overspent doesn't undo it. The useful moment is before booking, when the trip can still change shape.
What You Get
Every cost accounted for, before you commit.
Daily Allowance
Total minus fixed costs and buffer, per person per day.
Cost Ranges
By category, labelled as estimates to verify.
Hidden Fee Finder
Taxes, visas, transfers, deposits, tipping.
Paying Abroad
The terminal trick, and what your bank charges.
Cost Cutter
Where the money is, ranked by what it costs you.
Daily Tracker
Adjust the same day, not tomorrow.
How It Works
5 minutes to a budget that survives the trip.
1
Work out the daily figure
Total budget, flights, accommodation, days and people — with a tenth held back for what turns up late.
~2 minutes2
Get the full breakdown
Cost ranges by category, the fees nobody mentions, where cutting helps, and what to verify yourself.
~3 minutes3
Replace estimates with real prices
Then book the two biggest costs first and recalculate before anything else.
~30 minutes1 figure
per person per day after the fixed costs and the buffer come out — the only number that's any use once you're actually there
10%
held back for the late fees
2 costs
booked first, then recalculate
0
invented fares or hotel rates
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How accurate are the estimates?
They're ranges, and they're labelled as ranges, because an AI cannot see current fares, hotel rates or exchange rates — all of which move by season, by day of the week and by how far ahead you book. The honest use of this is to get a realistic shape for the budget and a list of what to verify, then replace the estimates with real quoted prices before committing.
Will it recommend specific airlines, hotels or cards?
No. It won't invent a fare or a room rate, it won't name booking sites as recommendations, and it won't push financial products. On paying abroad it sticks to principles that hold regardless of provider: check what your own bank charges, always be billed in the local currency when a terminal offers to convert, and avoid airport exchange desks.
What if my budget isn't enough?
It tells you outright rather than producing a plan that quietly fails. Then it shows what the budget would actually get — fewer days, a different season, cheaper accommodation, or somewhere nearer. Changing the trip is the answer; changing the arithmetic isn't.
What counts as a hidden cost?
City and tourist taxes charged at check-in, resort fees, visa and entry fees, airport transfers at both ends, baggage charges, deposits, data or SIM costs, tipping norms, and travel insurance — which belongs inside the budget rather than being treated as optional. Visa costs in particular have to be checked on the official source for your nationality.
Does it help while I'm actually there?
Yes — there's a daily check that tells you where you stand and what to adjust today, since 'I'll be careful tomorrow' is how budgets go. It also says plainly when you're underspending, because coming home having skipped things you wanted is its own kind of failure.
Is this a subscription?
No — a one-time purchase of $7. Run it per trip, and it's worth rerunning once the first real prices come in, since the daily figure moves with them.
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