Aixa Travel Wallet

The travel app that minds its own business.

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No account. No tracking. No cookies. Works offline.

How this started

Built by two people who were sick of the same things you are

Chris and Lynda travel a lot - nearly six months last year - and like most people who travel a lot, they'd built up a small pile of habits for coping with the mess: screenshots buried in a camera roll, boarding passes in six different apps, a hotel address copied into Notes at 2am because the wifi cut out.

Every "smart" travel app they tried wanted something in return: an account, a login, permission to read their inbox, a reason to keep a server running with their itinerary on it. None of that felt necessary for what is, underneath it all, a fairly simple problem - keeping your own information where you can reach it.

So they built the thing they actually wanted. No backend. No login screen. Just a place to put your trip that's still there when you open it again.

We had the travel experience and the ideas. Claude (Anthropic's AI) had the coding skills. Between the three of us, we think we've built something rather special.

"We didn't want an AI travel assistant. We wanted a drawer that doesn't lose things."

- the whole reason Aixa exists

Ship's manifest

What's actually in the wallet

Trips & bookings
Flights, trains, hotels, ferries, cars, buses, restaurants, tours, meetings, taxis - each with its own icon, colour, and detail screen. Pick a bronze medallion for each trip from 32 unique designs, and share the whole trip as a picture whenever you like.
Boarding passes & QR codes
Store up to five QR codes or boarding passes per booking, each one named by you for easy identification.
Hotel & taxi details
Auto-lookup for hotel addresses, a dedicated taxi screen with the address ready to show a driver, and a one-tap map link to Google Maps or Organic Maps.
Checklists
Pre-departure and on-return lists you can reorder by hand, so the things you actually forget are at the top.
Vault & Travel Friends
A private place for documents and screenshots, and a way to keep track of people you've met on the road - a photo, a note, even a screenshot of their Travel Card if they've shared one with you.
Travel Card
A personal card that keeps track of your days travelled, with a Pro-only second card carrying different details, ready to hand over in situations where you'd rather not share the real ones. Share it as an actual picture, not a link - links break in WhatsApp, pictures don't.
Reminders
Date-only reminders (call mom!) that quietly surface on your welcome screen the day they're due. No notifications, no nagging before then.
Works offline
Everything except address lookup and map links works with no signal at all - which, conveniently, is most of what you need mid-journey.
Backup & restore
Export your entire wallet to a single file whenever you like, and bring it back the same way. Your data, in a file you hold.
Declaration of refusal

What we wouldn't put in

Every travel app eventually offers to be "smart" for you. Aixa was built to decline, on purpose, every time. Here's the manifest of what we left off the ship.

DECLINED
AI trip planning
No algorithm decides where you should go or what you should do. You already know how to travel.
DECLINED
Accounts, logins, and a server somewhere
There's nothing to sign up for, because there's nothing on the other end to sign in to.
DECLINED
Automatic email parsing
Reading your confirmation emails for you would mean Aixa logging into your inbox, or you forwarding your travel documents to a server somewhere to be read - exactly the kind of account, backend, and third-party access this app was built to never need. We're not pretending this is a minor sacrifice: it's the single biggest convenience trade-off in the whole app, and we know it. But here's the part rarely admitted by apps that do parse your emails - they're often genuinely bad at it. Wrong dates, missing flight numbers, hotel names mangled, bookings merged into nonsense. You end up double-checking everything anyway, which defeats the point. Aixa asks for thirty seconds of typing or a screenshot instead, and what you get is accurate, because you put it there.
DECLINED
Tracking, analytics, and ads
No cookies, no pixels, nothing watching what you do in the app. There's no business model that needs to know.
DECLINED
Your data leaving this device
Everything lives in your browser's storage, on your phone. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you deliberately share it yourself.
Pick your fare

Explorer, or Serious Traveller

Start free. If Aixa earns a place on your next trip, the Taster is built around exactly that - one trip's worth of Pro, at a price that doesn't ask you to commit to anything bigger.

Free
Pro
Unlimited everything
Trips saved at once
2
Unlimited
Bookings per trip
5
Unlimited
Vault documents
3
Unlimited
Apps drawer shortcuts
3
Unlimited
Notes & links per booking
2
Unlimited
Checklist items
3
Unlimited
Travel Friends saved
3
Unlimited
Your data stays put
Old (past) trips kept
Oldest removed once over the limit
All kept, forever
Backup & restore
-
✓
Make life easier
Search your bookings
-
✓
"I'm Here" location share
-
✓
Quick Share safety card
-
✓
Travel Card
Name, 1 address line, phone
Full details + member number
The Taster
Try a trip
4 months of Pro
£7.99
Roughly one trip's worth: planning, the journey, and getting home.
Annual
A year of trips
12 months of Pro
£15.99
£9.99 if you're converting from an active Taster.
Lifetime
Every trip after this
Pro, for good
£31.99
£23.99 if you're converting from an active Taster.