We spot the risks. You enjoy the trip.

Most travelers don't catch what's broken in their trip until they're at the airport. Whether you've bought a package or planned it yourself, we check your itinerary against known failure patterns and tell you what to fix or question before you pay.

Reviews tell you what other people felt about a destination. We tell you what your specific itinerary will cost, where it might break, and exactly what to question — in one document, in three minutes.

No. Your email is used only for quota tracking and service messages. We never sell or share your data.

Same engine, different framing. For a packaged tour, we surface contract clauses, village substitutions, and operator-favourable T&Cs you should question before paying. For a DIY plan, we focus on pacing, transit buffers, and gaps in your own bookings.

Every audit ends with a ready-to-send message — polite, specific, and tied to the actual gaps in your quote. Paste it into WhatsApp or email and your operator must respond in writing. That paper trail is your leverage: when they've committed cancellation terms, hotel names, or refund policy in writing, they can't walk it back. Travelers who use the script typically resolve 3–5 unknowns before paying.

No — and that's deliberate. We are not the ones selling you the trip, so the audit has no reason to steer you. You take the verdict and book wherever you want — your operator, a different operator, or yourself.

A 0–100 number weighted across six dimensions: time efficiency, stay quality, logistics, cost transparency, contract fairness, and luggage burden. Above 80 = bookable as-is, 60–80 = bookable with caveats worth questioning, below 60 = risky enough that we'd hold off and renegotiate first. The score is calibrated against our internal benchmarks, not user reviews — every finding behind it is traceable to a specific clause, day, or city.

Built for Indian outbound travel — Europe, Southeast Asia, Middle East, US/Canada, Africa, the Pacific. The audit engine, cost benchmarks, and contract-clause patterns are all tuned for what Indian operators sell and what Indian travelers see in practice. Domestic India and inbound-to-India trips work but the cost benchmarks are less calibrated.

We're transparent about confidence: every dimension shows whether we had enough data to score it, and findings tagged "your notes" are flagged as user-attested rather than document-verified. The audit is a second-opinion tool, not a guarantee — it surfaces the patterns we've seen wreck good trips, but it can't replace reading your own contract carefully.