Here’s a small absurdity of modern travel: you receive a perfectly structured confirmation email — airline, flight number, times, seat — and then you retype all of it into whatever app you use to keep track. The data was already there. You just moved it by hand.
Triponaut skips that step.
Connect once
In Settings, connect a Gmail or Outlook account. Triponaut asks only for read access to search your mail, and you can revoke it at any time.
Find what’s already there
Triponaut scans for travel confirmations — flights and hotels first, with more on the way — and surfaces the ones it recognises. Each becomes a suggested booking you can review.
“We pulled your hotel from your inbox. Looks right?”
You confirm, and it drops onto the right trip’s timeline, in the right place, with the details filled in.
Nothing you didn’t ask to keep
Email content is processed to spot travel details, not stockpiled. The only things Triponaut keeps are the bookings you choose to save. Disconnect the mailbox and access is gone.
Your inbox already did the data entry. Let Triponaut do the filing.