Connect your Gmail, or forward your confirmations to one address, and Noya finds everything you’ve booked: flights, hotels, cars. Then it watches all of it. If a schedule shifts, or your flight is delayed or cancelled, Noya catches it and tells you what it means for the rest of your trip.
You fly. Noya worries.
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Most trips are booked with free cancellation. Hotels, rental cars, plenty of flights too. Prices keep moving for months after you book, and schedules change quietly. Nobody tells you. The booking sites certainly won’t. They already have your money.
Noya picks up your bookings the moment they’re made and re-checks them every day. When there’s a fix worth taking, like a cheaper rate on the same room, you get one message with one button. Approve it or ignore it. Noya never touches your money without you.
This is what having Noya feels like. Your flight is going to be two hours late, and Noya knows while the departure board still says on time. Then, instead of just telling you the flight moved, it works out what that costs you: whether your car pickup still works, whether your connection survives, whether a night you’ve already paid for is at risk.
Your airline can’t do that, and it isn’t being lazy. It doesn’t know you have a car. Only something watching the whole trip at once can tell you what a delay actually means.
Most Noya alerts end with the same five words: nothing you need to do. That’s the whole point. When something bigger does need you, Noya asks first.
Most days Noya has nothing to say, and that’s the product working. Silence means checked, and fine.
Connect your Gmail and your confirmations are found for you, whoever you booked through. Not on Gmail, or would rather not connect? Forward them to one address instead and it works the same way. Nothing gets watched until you say yes.
Your flights are compared against what the airline actually promised you when you booked, and your stay and your car against your flights. The closer you get, the more often Noya looks.
A delay is never just a delay. Noya names the connection that’s now too tight, the pickup you’ll land after, the night you might lose. One message, in plain English.
trips@noya.travel and Noya reads it exactly the same way, or type a flight number and date and it gets the rest from the airline. Watching works identically whichever door a booking came through.trips@noya.travel instead. The full detail is in the privacy policy.The booking sites stop caring the moment you pay. Noya starts there.
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