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DISCOVERCreate a luxury travel app
Luxury travel app: a private travel journal for each of your agency's clients
Your client opens the app and finds their trip, and nobody else's: the day-by-day program, the hotels on a map, the driver's name and the table booked for Thursday evening.
Build your luxury travel agency's app without code: one private section per client, visible only to their user group, the itinerary on a map, travel documents to download and notifications sent to that client alone.
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One trip, one client, one private section
User groups decide who sees what in your app
Create a group for the Martins and a section called “Japan, April 3 to 17” that only this group can open. Once they sign in, their journal appears in the menu; your other clients never see it, and the Martins never see theirs. The next couple gets a group and a section of their own. Your public pages, about your destinations and your team, stay visible to everyone.
The journal, day by day
Program, addresses and documents in the client's section
One article per day: the transfer from Narita, the afternoon at the ryokan, the private tea ceremony, with photos of the places. Hotels, restaurants and meeting points sit on a map reserved for the same group; one tap on an address starts the route in Google Maps or Apple Maps. Train tickets and vouchers are attached as PDFs, ready to be shown on arrival.
A message for one client, not for all
Push notifications targeted by user group
“Your driver is waiting at exit B, holding a sign with your name.” The notification goes to the members of the Martins' group only, immediately or at a time you pick. If the restaurant moves the table to 8:30 p.m., edit the day's article: the journal is up to date as soon as you save, without a new store release.
Preparing a client's journal, in three steps
From the confirmed trip to the welcome message.
Their account and their group
The client creates an account in the app; you add it to their group from the back office, along with the companions traveling with them.Their section
Write one article per day, place the addresses on the group's map and attach the documents.The welcome message
The day before departure, schedule a push for their group: “Your journal is ready.”
An app journal, a PDF roadbook or itinerary software?
Three ways to hand clients their trip. This table shows what each one does.
| Your app with GoodBarber | PDF roadbook by email | Itinerary software | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under your agency's name in the stores | iOS and Android apps | no app | depending on the software |
| A change after departure | saved, visible at once | a new PDF to send | depending on the software |
| A message on the client's phone | push to their group | depending on the software | |
| Other clients' trips hidden | one group per client | one file per client | depending on the software |
| Your destinations and ideas next to the trip | public sections | no | depending on the software |
Your agency's shop window
Inspiration for everyone, a request form for new clients
Visitors who have not traveled with you yet browse your destinations, your signature trips and the portraits of your travel designers. A form collects their project: the dates, the number of travelers, the trip they dream of. Each request reaches you by email, and you reply as you do today.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
Extension Store
Authentication and User groups keep each journal private; the other extensions fill it.
How much does an agency app with private journals cost?
Private sections need two extensions: Authentication, so clients sign in, and User groups, so each one sees only their trip. They are added to the Premium plan, which brings the iOS and Android apps; the Pro plan includes them.
| Premium · iPhone and Android apps, web version | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Authentication, on top of Premium | $12 /month |
| User groups, on top of Premium | $5 /month |
| Pro · Authentication and User groups included | $105 /month, billed yearly |
Apple and Google developer accounts are paid directly to the stores. No commission is involved: your clients pay you outside the app.
Luxury travel app: questions from agencies
Can a client see another client's trip?
No. Each section is restricted to one user group, and a client only belongs to their own. Signed out, a visitor only sees your public pages.
The client travels with friends: can they all open the journal?
Yes: each companion creates an account, and you add them to the same group. They all receive the group's notifications.
Can the client pay for the trip in the app?
No: the app neither books nor sells trips. Your clients pay as they do today, by bank transfer or card with your agency. The subscription extension, which sells access to content, would require another sign-in flow, one that excludes user groups.
What happens to the journal after the trip?
You decide. Give the articles an end-of-publication date so they disappear on their own, or keep the section as a keepsake of the trip. Removing the client from the group closes it to them.
Can we show our concierge contact details?
Yes: a contact section gives the agency's phone number, email and address, visible to everyone or only to the client's group.
How much does a luxury travel app cost?
A native app starts with the Premium plan, plus Authentication and User groups. The Pro plan already includes both, and raises the staff and notification allowances.
Each client's trip in a private journal, inside your luxury travel agency's app
One user group and one section per client, the day-by-day program, addresses on a reserved map, PDF documents, notifications for a single client, public pages for your destinations and a request form.