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VertexStellar
Stop overpaying for multi-city flights.
15 followers
Stop overpaying for multi-city flights.
15 followers
Stop drowning in browser tabs. VertexStellar is a smart flight engine designed specifically for digital nomads. Easily construct complex, multi-city itineraries across budget airlines, instantly compare nearby alternative airports, and let our Telegram bot snipe price drops while you sleep.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Alex, the maker of VertexStellar.
As someone who travels frequently, I was incredibly frustrated by traditional flight search engines. They are great for simple round-trips, but the moment you try to plan a multi-city Eurotrip or a complex nomad itinerary, the prices skyrocket and the UX becomes a nightmare.
You end up with 15 open tabs trying to figure out if flying into a nearby hub and taking a budget airline makes sense. And worst of all — checking prices manually every single day.
So, I built VertexStellar to scratch my own itch.
🛫 What makes it different?
Smart Route Building: It’s designed specifically for complex, multi-city itineraries, automatically surfacing alternative budget airports.
Visual UI: A minimal, map-based interface that actually makes route planning fun.
Telegram Price Alerts: Stop checking prices. Set your target budget, and our Telegram bot will ping you the moment the airline drops the fare.
I built this completely solo, and I’m super excited to finally share it with this community.
VertexStellar is completely free to use right now. I’d love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or even hear about the crazy routes you manage to build with it! 🌍
Cheers, Alex
Would love to see a calendar view that shows price trends over a whole month for the same route, so I can pick the cheapest day to fly without having to search one date at a time. That would save a ton of clicks when planning flexible trips.
Caught a price drop on a weird regional carrier I'd never have found manually, and the multi-city builder actually let me drag stops around without breaking the route. The Telegram alerts felt a little chatty, but useful.
A bot that watches for seat sale errors or unusual fare glitches on routes you care about would be amazing, since those deals disappear in minutes. Right now the price drop alerts seem focused on regular fares, but those rare mistake fares are where the real savings are for nomads chasing cheap repositioning flights.
built a quick 4-city route in under a minute and the alt airport suggestions actually saved me like $80 on the last leg. honestly the telegram alerts are the part that sold me.
The multi-city builder handled my weird Lisbon-Madrid-Reykjavik route without making me redo everything when I swapped a leg, which is rarer than it should be. Nearby airport comparisons saved me about 80 euros on the Iceland leg.
The multi-city builder actually handled a weird five-stop Southeast Asia route I threw at it without choking. The nearby airport comparison feature saved me about $80 on a recent Bali trip by pointing me to a smaller hub.