About
An AI travel conciergethat will not stop at checkout
What Ovairo is
Ovairo is an AI-native travel app. It will plan a trip day by day, book the flights and the places to stay, and then stay with the traveller for the trip itself — what to do today, where to eat nearby, what to do when the flight is delayed.
The problem we solve
Planning one trip means a dozen open tabs — comparison sites, reviews, blog itineraries, maps, weather forecasts.
Travel products optimise for the booking and go quiet the moment the payment clears.
When plans break mid-trip — a delay, a closure, bad weather — the traveller is left with a static PDF and a search engine.
Who it is for
Independent leisure travellers who plan their own trips rather than buying packages — people who want the judgement of a well-briefed local without hiring a travel agent.
Industry context
Online travel, where the market splits between agencies that sell inventory and content sites that give advice. Neither owns the trip itself. That gap is what Ovairo is built for.
The product
One app for planning, booking and the trip itself.
01
Planning
Travellers will describe a trip in their own words and get an itinerary built around it, rather than a list of results to sort through.
02
Booking
Flights and places to stay will be booked inside the same flow — coming with early access.
03
During the trip
The assistant will stay available once the trip starts, with the context of what the traveller booked.
The team
Who is building Ovairo.
Amr Hassan
CEO & Co-founder
7 years building production systems. 39 countries navigating broken booking flows. Ovairo is where both obsessions collide.
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Rohail Tariq
Co-founder
12 years building production systems across continents. Experienced the same broken travel system everywhere. Ovairo is built to change that.
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Why us
We are two friends who met as engineers and bonded over travel. Different continents, different backgrounds, but the same urge to explore and the same instinct to build.
As travellers, moving around the world was never just a trip. It was life. We have sat in the same airports, shared the same bad booking experiences, and rebuilt itineraries together on the fly in cities neither of us grew up near.
We know what it feels like to navigate an unfamiliar system with too many tabs and no good guide. So we stopped complaining about it.
We explored the world together, and then we decided to rebuild the way people move through it.