Lounge Frog
Find every airport lounge your cards open
8 followers
Find every airport lounge your cards open
8 followers
Find every lounge at any airport: which terminal it's in, when it's open, and which credit cards and airline statuses get you through the door.
This is the 3rd launch from Lounge Frog. View more
Lounge Frog for iOS
Launched this week
Lounge Frog brings airport lounges, cruise ships, seat maps and loyalty-point calculators to iPhone. Check lounge locations and access information, save cards and memberships, and estimate rewards value in 25 currencies. Free to use; browse without an account.
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Hi Product Hunt — I’m Patrick, the creator of Lounge Frog.
I’m bringing Lounge Frog to iPhone so the travel questions that send you between websites can live in one app: Where is my next airport lounge? What access information should I check? What might my points be worth?
Inside the app:
• Lounges: airport and terminal search, locations, opening hours, amenities, ratings and access information.
• Wallet: save your cards and memberships to explore your personal lounge access.
• Points Frog: estimate airline, bank and hotel rewards value in 25 currencies.
• Cruise Frog: explore ships, cruise lines and reported ship positions.
• Seat maps, travel news and airport/airline code games.
The app is free, and you can browse without signing in. A sample Wallet demo lets you try account features before creating an account.
The gallery previews version 1.1, which is currently waiting for Apple review. That update refreshes search and navigation and adds native iPad layouts. The current iPhone app is available now.
Access depends on lounge rules, eligibility and availability; points values are estimates, and reported ship positions vary in freshness. Lounge Frog helps with research rather than booking travel or redeeming rewards.
Try it on iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lounge-frog/id6820185411
Explore the website: https://www.loungefrog.com
I’d love to hear which travel question you’d most like the app to answer next, and what feels missing when you try it.