TripGelt
Private beta

Travel is spread across too many apps.

Airline apps, confirmation emails, calendar invites and loyalty accounts. Keeping one trip straight shouldn't take all of them.

When a flight goes wrong, the hassle is just starting.

Rebooking is the easy part. Getting back what's yours means rules, forms, receipts and weeks of follow-up. Here is the same day with TripGelt on the other side of it.

A cancelled flight, in real life

With TripGelt

  1. 6:02amYour flight is cancelledCancelledThe airline's email lands. TripGelt reads it and texts you what changed.
  2. 6:10amRebook in the app, or wait on holdYou rebook. TripGelt picks the new flight up from the airline's email.
  3. Day 2Work out if you're owed anythingTripGelt has worked that out already, and says what you may be owed.
  4. Day 3Find the claim form, dig up receiptsNo hunting for a form. TripGelt keeps a checked record of where that airline takes a claim.
  5. Week 3Send it. Wait.TripGelt drafts it from what's on file. One tap opens it, and you send it.
  6. Week 6No reply. Follow up again, or give up.Their reply lands in the mail TripGelt already reads, so it turns up on your claim without you chasing it.

Meet your new travel buddy.

Just text it. It knows your trips from the airline confirmations you share, and answers like a friend would: a trip, not a list of flights.

Even when nothing goes wrong.

Check-in opens and you get a text. The boarding passes land and you get another, with your seats and your boarding time. When you're back it asks how the trip went, and keeps your answer in your own words.

These are opt-in. You turn them on in Settings, and STOP ends them.

Want more detail? It's on the web too.

The web console has every trip, booking and conversation, synced with your texts. Open it when you want the full picture. You never have to.

You decide what it sees.

  • Share only the airline emails you choose, or connect Gmail.
  • Pause all email reading with one switch.
  • Texts are opt-in. Reply STOP any time.
  • It drafts any claim. You send it.
  • Delete everything whenever you want.

Oh, and one more thing

Your wallet grows while TripGelt does the heavy lifting.

After a cancelled or changed flight it spots money you may be owed and drafts the claim. You send it.

Don't leave money on the table.

906.7M

passengers screened at US airports in 2025, a record.

1 in 4

US flights were late, cancelled or diverted in 2025. That's about 1.66 million flights.

2/3

of eligible flight compensation in Europe goes unclaimed, claims firms estimate.

Sources: TSA, 2025 passenger screening volume. US DOT 2025 on-time and cancellation data, as reported by Business Travel News, and U.S. PIRG, Plane Truth 2026. Skycop data reported by AeroTime, January 2025; this is a claims firm's own estimate.

Private beta

Be first in line.

TripGelt is invite only. Leave your email address and we'll let you know when a spot opens. Your name is optional.

It's for people who fly. You'll need a US mobile for the texts, and you either share your airline emails or connect Gmail.