Luigi Tur is a premium trip planner for people who care about every detail. Build day-by-day itineraries, import bookings automatically by forwarding confirmation emails, invite friends to joint trips, split expenses, and track every country you've visited on a world map. All your vouchers and documents in one place, accessible from any device. Free to use — and instead of charging you, we invite you to donate to any non-profit of your choice.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the maker of Luigi Tur — and I want to share the honest story behind it.
I love traveling but always struggled to keep everything organized. Flights in one app, hotels in another, expenses in a spreadsheet, documents scattered everywhere. Every trip felt like managing a second job.
So I built Luigi Tur for myself first. Then friends started asking to use it. Then their friends.
The feature I'm most proud of: forward any booking confirmation from your email and the system automatically reads it and adds it to your itinerary. No copy-pasting, no manual entry.
The part I'm most attached to: instead of charging users, we ask for a donation to any non-profit of their choice. Travel is a privilege — it felt wrong to build another subscription tool when we could turn it into something that gives back.
Would love your honest feedback — what would make this indispensable for your next trip?
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really neat that you let users pick where any donations go instead of taking a cut. one thing im curious about though is how the email import actually works, like does it work with any inbox or only gmail and outlook?
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the donation-to-non-profit model instead of a subscription is genuinely a refreshing angle, feels like the team really thought about how to align incentives with users instead of just chasing another SaaS playbook.
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really neat that you let users pick where any donations go instead of taking a cut. one thing im curious about though is how the email import actually works, like does it work with any inbox or only gmail and outlook?
the donation-to-non-profit model instead of a subscription is genuinely a refreshing angle, feels like the team really thought about how to align incentives with users instead of just chasing another SaaS playbook.