About us
Travel data that behaves the way you assumed it would
We are a small connectivity company selling one thing well: a data plan that installs before you fly, and lasts a full year from the day you buy it.
Where this started
Every founder story in this industry starts with a roaming bill. Ours is duller and more useful: we kept watching people buy travel data that technically worked and still left them stranded — a plan that expired while it sat unused, a “global” bundle that quietly skipped the one island they were flying to, a countdown that started at checkout instead of at arrival.
None of that is a technology problem. It is a disclosure problem. So we built the catalogue around the two questions people actually have — where does this work, and when does the clock start — and made both answerable before you pay.
What we are trying to fix
Four things travellers are routinely surprised by. None of them need to be true.
Coverage lists that round up
A plan called “global” is not obliged to reach everywhere, and most do not. We publish the destinations ours misses, by name, on the same page as the plan.
Clocks that start too early
Validity that begins at purchase punishes anyone who plans ahead. Ours begins when the plan is activated on your eSIM — install it weeks early if you like.
Bundles sized for a weekend
Short bundles mean re-buying mid-trip, usually on hotel Wi-Fi. Every plan we sell runs for 365 days, so one purchase covers a year of trips.
Bills that keep going
When the allowance is gone the connection stops. There is no overage charge and nothing renews on its own.
What we actually do
We buy wholesale capacity from a network supplier, package it into a small catalogue, and stand behind the description.
Package it into 20 plans
Four data sizes across five coverage footprints. That is the whole catalogue — no per-country micro-bundles, no seasonal editions.
Publish the coverage as data
Every destination figure on this site is derived from our supplier’s zone table and our plans’ zone lists. When the table changes, the numbers change with it.
Deliver it in minutes
Checkout sends a QR code. You install the eSIM on the phone you already own and keep your normal number on your existing SIM.
Our mission
Our mission
Make arriving somewhere new the least stressful part of the trip — by making mobile data something you set up once and then forget.
Our vision
A travel connectivity market where the coverage list is the product, comparison is possible, and nobody has to read the footnotes to find out what they bought.
What we hold ourselves to
Five commitments. They are also the review checklist for anything we publish.
Build for travellers
Decisions get made from the arrivals hall backwards: tired, roaming off, one bar of hotel Wi-Fi. If it does not work there, it does not work.
Make connectivity simple
One catalogue, one validity rule, one thing to switch on. Complexity we cannot remove, we explain in plain language instead of hiding it.
Act with transparency
We publish the gaps. If a plan does not reach somewhere, that belongs next to the plan — not in a support article you find afterwards.
Think globally
Coverage, currency, language and support hours are designed for people who are somewhere other than our office, in a time zone that is not ours.
Keep improving
Coverage tables shift and suppliers change terms. We would rather revise a published number than defend a stale one.
Coverage, in real numbers
Every figure here is derived from our supplier’s zone table and the zone lists attached to the plans we sell.
- Destinations our widest plan reaches
- 182
- Carrier zones covered
- 44
- Plans in the catalogue
- 20
- Days of validity on every plan
- 365
And 10 we do not reach
Our supplier lists these destinations, but none of our plans include their carrier zone — so we cannot sell you anything that would connect there. They are named here for the same reason they are named on the coverage page: you should find out now, not at the airport.
- Burundi
- Haiti
- Kosovo
- Lesotho
- Maldives
- Mauritania
- Mauritius
- São Tomé and Príncipe
- Timor-Leste
- Togo
The team
A small group across engineering, network operations and support. We are still hiring, so this is deliberately a sketch rather than a wall of faces.
Engineering
Network operations
Traveller support
Commercial
Illustrated placeholders — we are not publishing photographs or names of individual staff on this page.
How we work
Four habits that decide what ends up on this site.
Verify before we publish
Product claims come from the supplier contract or a tested API response. If we cannot point at the source, the claim does not ship.
Numbers come from data
Coverage counts are generated from the zone table, not typed into a design. A stale figure fails our build before it reaches a visitor.
Bad news travels first
Exclusions, restrictions and known limitations go on the page next to the thing being sold, at the same size as the benefits.
Small on purpose
A narrow catalogue is easier to describe accurately and easier to support. We would rather sell fewer things and get the details right.
Have a trip coming up?
Check whether we cover where you are going — including whether we do not — before you spend anything.
Ready for your next trip?
Choose a plan today and install it before you pack.
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182 destinations
Apps for iOS and Android
Not published yet. Buy and manage everything on the web in the meantime.
- App StoreComing soon
- Google PlayComing soon