Book it, or bring it. It lands on the same timeline.
Book flights and stays in Tineris and they are on your trip before the confirmation email arrives. Booked somewhere else? Paste the confirmation and it files itself in the same place.
Lisbon, PT
Oct 12 — Oct 19- FLIGHTJFK → LISBOOKEDOCT 12
- HOTELALFAMA BOUTIQUE HOTELBOOKEDOCT 12–19
- ACTIVITYSINTRA DAY TRIPOCT 15
Confirmation numbers, buried three searches deep in three different inboxes.
The actual plan lives in a shared Doc, a folder of screenshots, and a text thread.
Nobody knows what the trip cost until it's over — if anyone adds it up at all.
How it works
Three steps between deciding to go somewhere and a plan you can trust.
Book the flight and the stay
Search real fares and real rates, pay the airline's own price, and it's on the trip.
JFK → LIS
ConfirmedTAP Air Portugal · Oct 12
Build the days
Search a place, drop it on a day, drag it into order.
See what it costs
Every expense rolls into one running total, split by category.
What a trip actually looks like
Lisbon, October — a flight, a hotel, and a day trip, already in order.
Lisbon, PT
Oct 12 — Oct 19When the airline moves your flight, you hear it from us.
A schedule change comes straight from the airline, and Tineris shows you the old times against the new ones so you can see exactly what moved. Your itinerary updates with it — the hotel check-in doesn't quietly stay where a flight you're no longer on used to land.
Schedule change
Oct 12 · TP 204
One trip record, three people who need it
The traveller, the company paying for it, and the agency arranging it are looking at the same trip — not three exports of it.
Trips you take, and trips you're sent on
Mark a trip as business and the timeline is unchanged — you just get every expense linked to what it was spent on, ready to export as CSV or PDF when you're back.
Travel your finance team can act on
An organisation with roles that mean different things, business spend separated from personal by the data rather than by a filter, and every booking attributed to the entity that was invoiced.
Clients you act for, not companies you join
Reach a client's trips through an authority they grant and can withdraw in one move. Works the same whether the client is a company or one traveller.
AI-planned itineraries, built to be accurate rather than impressive — grounded in real places and real opening hours before we show you anything.
Questions
- Can I actually book through Tineris?
- Yes — flights and hotels, with real fares and real rates. You pay the airline or the property exactly what they quoted; Tineris adds nothing to the price and never sees your card details.
- What about the bookings I made somewhere else?
- Paste the confirmation and it becomes a real reservation you can attach to a trip or keep on its own. Whatever you booked elsewhere sits on the timeline beside what you booked here.
- Is Tineris free to start?
- Yes. Create an account and start planning at no cost.
- What happens if my flight changes?
- The airline tells us and we tell you, with the old times shown against the new ones so you can see what actually moved.
- Do I need to invite anyone else to use it?
- Only if you want to. Tineris works well for solo planning, and you can also invite people to help — they can edit the itinerary or just read it, and they see the plan rather than your bookings or what anything cost.
- Can I use this for work travel?
- Yes. Flag a trip as business and export its expenses as a CSV or PDF report, each line linked to what it was spent on. If your company wants the whole picture, there's a version for that.
- Can a travel agency manage my trips for me?
- Yes — you grant an agency authority to act for you, and you can withdraw it at any time. Withdrawing it cancels nothing you've already booked.
- Does Tineris use AI to plan my trip?
- Not yet. AI-generated itineraries are coming, grounded in real places and real opening hours.
Start with the next trip you're already planning.
Free to start. Book something, or paste a confirmation you already have, and watch it land on the timeline.