No-Code Travel App Builder for Tour Operators and Agencies
A no-code travel app builder has to fit the way your season actually runs, not the other way round. Describe what you need — an itinerary builder, a passenger manifest, a guide dispatch board, a traveler portal — and AgentUI builds it around the bookings you already take. Someone from our team sets the first one up with you.
Seville arrival
Hotel Alfonso · 14:00
Alcázar + tapas walk
Guide: Rocío M. · 09:30
Córdoba day trip
Coach: AndaBus · 08:00
Granada transfer
Coach: AndaBus · 07:45
What travel teams build first
Itinerary builder
Day-by-day plans with suppliers, times and inclusions attached. Duplicate last season's and change only the three things that moved.
Passenger manifest
Every departure with pax counts, pickup points, dietary notes and document details — ready to export the morning it runs.
Guide and driver dispatch
Who is on which departure, with the double-booking caught on the screen instead of at the pickup point.
Traveler portal
One link travelers open for their itinerary, vouchers and revised times. No more chains of attached PDFs nobody is sure are current.
Built for a season, not for a demo
Travel operations break at the edges: a supplier cancels at 6pm, a group grows by four, a flight moves and eleven downstream bookings move with it. The app has to be editable at the moment it changes, not in the next sprint — so you change a field, a rule or a whole screen by asking for it in a sentence, from your phone, between departures.
Keep your booking engine. Run everything after the checkout.
Your booking engine or OTA channel handles the sale. It does not handle the operation. Connect the bookings you already take — by SQL, API, file upload or spreadsheet sync — and the app becomes the layer that turns a confirmed sale into a staffed, supplied, confirmed departure. Nothing gets ripped out, and nothing gets copy-pasted between two screens.
Booking engine
API · 34 new bookings
OTA channel
API · 12 new bookings
Agent bookings
bookings.xlsx · 9 rows
Direct enquiries
Form · 5 pending
Rocío M. · Guide
Manifest for her own departure
AndaBus · Supplier
Its own coach allocation only
T. Okafor · Traveler
Itinerary, no cost lines
Marta L. · Ops manager
Everything, plus the audit log
Travelers, guides and suppliers each see only their own view
Role-based access means a guide opens the manifest for their own departure and nothing else, a supplier confirms their own allocation, and the traveler sees an itinerary with no cost lines on it. Every change is written to an audit log — which settles it the day a customer insists the pickup was always at 7am.
Multi-destination, multi-currency, multi-office
One shared database across destinations and offices, with each office reporting in its own currency. When the same tour runs out of two cities, it stays one product with two departure sets — instead of two spreadsheets that quietly drift apart until someone notices in October.
What happens after you click
Start free — no card, three projects, and a first tool live the same day. Or book a call and we build it with you: white-glove onboarding, so the app never becomes the one thing only one person in the office knows how to fix in the middle of high season.
Run next season on a tool you can change yourself
Free to start. And a real person on the other end when the season gets loud.