Hi Product Hunt, I'm Eugene, the maker of Voyaij.

You know the moment: you're at the gate, the queue is moving, and you're scrolling through your inbox for the hotel address or the booking reference. Voyaij is built around fixing that.

1. Forward: send your booking confirmations to import@myvoyaij.com. Each one lands on the right day, in the right city, with its booking reference. Plain email forwards are free; only PDFs use an AI credit. Forward a schedule change and the time updates. Forward a cancellation and it comes off the trip. On the free plan, flights, hotels and car hire import automatically. On paid plans, tours, cable cars, river cruises and other activities do too, and on every plan you can add activities by hand.

2. Flags: every plan flags clashes and missing confirmations in your trip. Overlapping bookings, double-booked hotel nights, a hotel with no confirmation behind it, or a hotel in Cologne and then one in Copenhagen with no flight or train in between. They show in the trip alerts panel, and a "Scheduling conflict" message in Messages jumps to the right day.

3. Take it with you: the whole timeline opens offline once it has loaded, on every plan, free included. Flight and hotel reminders come as a push on every plan once notifications are on.

4. AI when you want it: Concierge reads your schedule, your hotels and the Traveller DNA you choose, finds free days and gaps of a few hours, and suggests things that fit. If nothing is booked yet, Plan with AI drafts the days, and you can edit everything.

Choices we made on purpose:

• Forward-only. Voyaij never connects to your inbox. It only sees what you send.

• No map-first planning. If you want to drop pins on a map before you book, a map-first planner will suit you better. Voyaij starts from your bookings.

• Free to start: email forwarding, all the trip flags, reminders, offline access, PDF export and a share link, plus 10 AI credits a month for PDF imports, Plan with AI and Concierge.

It's in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese and Dutch. It's new on Google Play, and it also runs on the web at myvoyaij.com.

I'd love to know: when you travel, what's the one booking detail you always end up hunting for?