Hi everyone, I built StayTrue after one too many holidays where the surprise wasn't the place, it was the gap between the listing and reality. "Walkable dinners" that need a car. An 11-minute beach walk that's a goat path with a buggy. The reviews knew. Nobody reads 154 reviews. So the rule I built the whole thing on: no claim without evidence. Every finding quotes the review, the listing, or a checkable fact, and anything unproven turns into a question for the host instead of a warning. It will never tell you to book or not book. That's your call; its job is to make sure you decide with open eyes. It's free: paste an Airbnb or Booking.com link, tell it who's travelling, and you get your report in a couple of minutes. It's early, and it will sometimes miss or overweight things, which is exactly why every finding has reaction buttons. Telling it "already knew" or "not relevant" is how it gets sharper. I'd genuinely love it if you threw your next booking at it and told me what it got wrong. Which listing surprised you IRL, and would this have caught it?

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Know what your stay is truly like, avoid check-in surprises

Know what your stay is truly like, avoid check-in surprises