Free beta · Limited places

Like having a friend who’s brilliant at finding flights.

She watches your route twice a day for months, remembers every price she’s ever seen, and messages you only when it’s worth acting on.

Free while she’s in beta. We’ll email you the link and nothing else — unsubscribe in one click. Privacy notice.

Skip the email — open Telegram

Ask Maria
usually replies within a minute or two
Watch London to Tokyo, first two weeks of April, under £600.
💬 REPLYGot it — checking now, one moment.
🔔 AUTO-ALERT£487 departing the 4th — the lowest I’ve seen since May, and under the £600 you gave me. The 3rd is £38 cheaper but lands at 06:20, so you’d lose the day.

Alerts and replies are labelled, so you always know whether she’s answering you or telling you something.

2,964
prices recorded and kept
137
routes under watch
838
alerts sent when it mattered
2 May
watching without a gap since

Three things a price alert doesn’t do.

She plans trips, not legs

Combines one-way fares and self-transfer routings into a whole-trip total, with rules about how long a gap you’ll accept between legs.

She remembers every price

Not “prices look low” — “£487, the lowest since May.” She has written down every check since the day she started watching your route.

She counts the real cost

Baggage fees included. In the beta she caught a one-stop fare advertised as cheaper that cost more than the nonstop once a bag was added.

And you set the number, not her. “Tell me if Tokyo goes under £600” watches for your price, not someone else’s idea of a good deal.

The bit search engines can’t do

A trip is rarely one round-trip fare.

Give her the legs and one total and she tracks the running cost of the whole thing, rather than alerting on each flight separately. Up to four trips and twenty routes at once.

“Cusco to Lima to Cancún, end of March, under £300 for the lot.”

Cusco → Lima£64
Lima → Cancún self-transfer£171
Checked bag, both legs£48
Whole trip£283

Not a faster search. A second pair of eyes.

What changes when something is watching instead of you searching.

Searching yourself
Ask Maria
Effort
You have to remember to check.
She checks so you don’t have to.
When you find out
Only when you happen to look.
The moment it’s worth knowing.
Knowing it’s cheap
“Prices are currently low.”
“Lowest I’ve seen since May.”
Trip maths
Round-trip fares, bags extra.
One-ways, self-transfers and baggage totalled.
Memory
Every search starts fresh.
She remembers the conversation you had.
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Say it how you’d say it.

Type a watch the way you’d text a friend — she reads it as you go. This is exactly what she takes from it.

What Maria heard live
Route
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When
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Travellers
1 traveller
Alert me under
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Start typing and she’ll pull the route, the dates and your price out of it.

Not sure what to type? Tap one:

How it works

Step one

Tap the link and press Start

She opens as a normal Telegram chat. Nothing to install.

Step two

Text her what to watch, like a person

No commands, no forms, no date pickers.

“Anywhere sunny in half term, two of us, under £400 each”
Step three

She messages you when it’s worth knowing

Prices checked at 06:30 and 18:30, every day. She replies to you usually within a minute or two.

Tell her where you’d rather be.

One field, no commitment. She hands you the link straight away — we email it too, and nothing else.

Skip the email — open Telegram

Questions people actually ask

Is Maria a real person?

No — she’s a bot, built in London by someone who got tired of watching friends lose money to fake booking sites. She writes like a person because forms are miserable, not because she’s pretending to be one.

Is it free?

Free during the beta, and free for good on a basic number of watches. If paid tiers ever arrive, beta users get told first and keep beta terms.

How do I get in?

Leave your email and she hands you the Telegram link straight away. Places are limited, so if she’s full you’ll wait a little — she’ll tell you where you are in the queue.

When does she reply?

Usually within a minute or two. Overnight messages get answered in the morning.

Can she watch a whole trip, not just one flight?

Yes. Give her the legs and one total — “Cusco to Lima to Cancún, end of March, under £300 for the lot” — and she tracks the running cost of the whole thing rather than alerting on each flight separately. Up to four trips and twenty routes at once.

What if she’s wrong?

She might be. Prices move fast and airlines hide fees. Always confirm at booking — she gives you the link and the reasoning, you make the call.

Does a human ever see my messages?

Yes. Maria is run by one person, and your chats sit on her machine, so she can read them — that’s how a beta gets fixed. They’re never sold or shared, and the models that write Maria’s replies don’t train on them.

What happens to my data?

Your watches and chats are yours. Not sold, not shared. Deleted on request.