I'm Timothy, co-founder of Curatour, a Singapore based travel tech startup with the vision to be the world’s curator and transform the way we experience travel. We’re a team of two tech co-founders just recently graduated from university. In true Lean fashion we’re putting our work out there though it’s not perfect (it never will be). We had a month to work on it, built and tested (hopefully no bugs) and here we are.
Travel information is all around the internet in various forms from the catalogs on OTAs, youtube videos, Instagram feeds and blogs. All that data is only growing exponentially everyday. Imagine yourself looking through these different sources to find places to visit, are there entrance fee, how much they cost, are there package tours, are they day tours, how would the place look like, Instagram worthy? That’s a lot of effort and time needed, why search for these when you could simply just discover them.
Curatour built a Chrome Extension that helps you by highlighting places you can visit while browsing any website, pulling all the information you might need and showing it on the page itself when you hover over the highlight.
We are really excited to share the Chrome Extension in a public beta! A demo video is included on our website which you can find it at https://curatour.io. Please feel free to give any feedback you may have on your experience with our product or suggestions. We promise to be active and respond to all comments. Thank you!
Hey Timothy, I had a similar idea.
I'm trying to test your extension, but not sure where to use it. What type of pages it scans ?
Hey Natzar! Thank you for trying out our app. We created this to work on any websites, the sites we tested on were mostly travel blogs (format wise) and we tested a few, The Travel Intern is one of them. Let us know if you face anymore issues 🙂
What about showing some info about it? Because I went to "travel related pages" but nothing came up... What the extension needs to find in the document to trigger the features?
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