Meet Wingman
A flight price watcher. Tell it where and when you want to fly, and it keeps searching Google Flights and tells you when a fare drops or a faster flight shows up.
Most fare trackers send an email when a price moves a lot, about once a day. Wingman is built for a different case: you know roughly where you're going and when, and you'd like to hear the moment it gets cheaper or faster, without checking yourself.
How it works
You add a route and one or more dates. Wingman searches Google Flights for every one of them, again and again, as often as your plan allows. For each route it keeps two records: the cheapest flight, and the fastest one door to door, layovers included. When either gets better, you hear about it.
What it understands from day one
- Round trips. Add the flight back in the same form and get one total for both.
- Dates that move. Any date can include 1 to 3 days either side, like Kiwi's date picker.
- A target price. Wingman stays quiet until the fare drops under your number.
- Flexible months. Leave any day of a month and stay, say, 5 to 8 nights, or take every weekend of a month. Wingman tries every departure day.
- Your limits. The stops you accept and the longest trip you'll take.
It spoke Czech from the first day too. Sign-ups open soon, and you can join the waitlist on the home page. The Economy plan stays free for one round trip.