Trips
Make the trip worth taking.
Events during your trip, found before you think to look
You put the flights in your calendar. braxby notices, and by the time you land it knows what's on in that city for exactly the nights you're there: the gig, the play, the exhibition closing that weekend, the table worth booking.
How it works
- It spots the trip. A flight, a hotel or a few days in another city on your calendar is enough. You don't fill in a form.
- It builds a page for it. One place with your dates, what braxby found, and what you've decided to do. Add a thing with a tap; it sits beside your calendar.
- It picks for your taste. The same taste braxby learned at home travels with you, so a jazz person gets the jazz club, not the hop-on bus.
- It knows the local calendars. More than 600 venue and organiser calendars across US cities, alongside the big ticket sellers.
- It keeps watching. Something announced after you booked the trip still reaches you, before it sells out where it can.
Not a trip planner
braxby doesn't book flights or plan an itinerary. It does the part the planners skip: knowing what's actually happening in town that week, and telling you about the two or three things you'd have been sorry to miss.
Free and Pro
Free notices your trips and tells you about the best of what's on. Pro ($69 a year or $9 a month, after 30 days free with no card) plans them: the full page, everything watched, and places to eat.
Try it free for 30 days, no card. Open the web app
or get it on Google Play.
The iPhone app is on its way; leave an email and we'll tell you when it lands.