Travelese used to be two things: a marketing site and an app behind a sign-in. That split is gone. The address you already know opens the product. What you see is the companion, not a brochure for it.

A trip is no longer a page you assemble by hand. You search and book flights, stays, and cars in the conversation, and each booking stays on the trip it belongs to. Confirmations and references file themselves as they arrive.

Passports, visas, and other documents are stored once and reused. You should not type the same passport number into a form twice.

Currency, language, and temperature are personal now, not a workspace default. Prices show in the currency you chose. Trip days use the units you actually read.

Every trip has a link. Anyone you send it to can open the plan — the route, the days, the stays — without an account and without an invitation.

Next: richer day-by-day itineraries, and a calendar that shows bookings next to trips.