I built this because after booking a trip I could never answer "am I actually covered for this?" without opening three PDF benefit guides and reading them line by line. Nobody does that, so most people travel on assumptions. Forward a booking confirmation and it files itself into a trip with the deadlines tracked. Then it checks that trip against the credit cards, insurance policies and passports you have entered, and reports what is covered. The hard part was not parsing emails. It was deciding what the app is allowed to conclude. Benefit conditions interact badly: paying with airline miles voids Amex's baggage cover but not Chase's trip delay, and a fare split across two cards can break both cards' requirements at once. So the rule I settled on is that it never guesses. If a guide does not grant something, the answer is unknown rather than a confident yes. There is a curated card catalog behind it rather than a model recalling benefits from memory. Free, no subscription. There are affiliate links on gap-triggered suggestions, so if a trip has no medical cover it can link to an insurance marketplace. Saying that up front because you would find it anyway. Built by one person. Happy to talk about the parsing, the privacy model, or where the coverage logic is still wrong.

TripTov

Reads your booking emails, knows what you are covered for

Reads your booking emails, knows what you are covered for