Software for the boutique travel agency, as considered as the trips.
Maison Voyageur is a web application for boutique travel agencies. Advisors build an itinerary day by day, share it as a link the client opens on their phone, and gather every comment in a single inbox — in place of a generic builder, a separate CRM, and a flat PDF.
Amalfi Coast & Rome
Nine nights · prepared for the Hartley family
Rome
Hotel de la Ville · Junior Suite
Positano
Le Sirenuse · sea-view suite
Private coastline charter
A day along the Amalfi coast
Ravello
Final night · property under review
“Could we look at a later flight on the 4th? An afternoon departure would suit us better.”
You · moved the departure to 3:40 pm and replied in the thread.
The trip is the craft. Most software treats it as paperwork.
A boutique agency runs on the advisor’s craft, and too often on a stack of tools working against it: a generic itinerary builder, a separate CRM, a notebook of client preferences, and a flat PDF emailed at the end.
The work is scattered across four places — and the client’s first real look at the trip, the moment that reflects on the advisor, is the weakest link in the whole chain. Maison Voyageur replaces the four tools with one, and treats that moment as the point of the product.
What the software actually does.
Six capabilities, each built for a real moment in an advisor’s week — from the first line of an itinerary to a client’s record years later.
A day-by-day itinerary builder
Build the trip from its real pieces — stays, transfers, dining, experiences, and notes — each with its own dates, times, and detail. Drag any item to reorder the days. It saves as you type, and if a colleague has the same trip open, it tells you rather than overwriting your work.
A share link, not a PDF
Send the finished trip as a single link. The client opens it in any browser, on the phone in their hand — no app to download, no account to create — and reads the journey day by day, the way you arranged it. Every link is yours to revoke, and expires on its own after thirty days.
Four states, one clear status
Every trip is Draft while you build it, Proposed once it is with the client, Confirmed when it is booked, and Archived when the travel is done. Across your whole list, you see at a glance exactly where each client’s trip stands.
Comments, gathered in one inbox
The client can comment on a single item — a dinner, a transfer, a hotel — or on the trip as a whole. Every comment, from every client, arrives in one inbox. You reply, mark it resolved, and the thread closes. Feedback stops living in scattered email, texts, and call notes.
A record for every client
Each client has a profile: how they like to travel, the trips you have planned for them, and a private notes layer only you can see — the quiet detail that makes the next trip feel effortless. Searchable, and in front of you the moment they call.
Your records, in your hands
An append-only history logs every change to every trip — what changed, by whom, and when. And any client’s full record exports as a single file, in one click, whenever you want it.
The hand-off, in four steps.
The point of Maison Voyageur is the exchange between an advisor and a client once the trip is drafted. Here is exactly how it works.
- 01
You share
When the trip is ready, you send one link — by email, by message, however you reach your client.
- 02
They open it
The client opens the link on their phone. No login, no app. They see the whole journey, day by day, in a view built for reading.
- 03
They respond
They comment where it matters — on a specific stay or transfer, or on the trip as a whole. A question, a preference, a small change.
- 04
You resolve it
Every comment lands in your inbox. You make the change, reply, and mark it resolved — and the trip moves on toward Confirmed.
Amalfi Coast & Rome
Nine nights · prepared for the Hartley family
Rome
Hotel de la Ville · Junior Suite
Positano
Le Sirenuse · sea-view suite
Private coastline charter
A day along the Amalfi coast
Ravello
Final night · property under review
“Could we look at a later flight on the 4th? An afternoon departure would suit us better.”
You · moved the departure to 3:40 pm and replied in the thread.
A trip, from first idea to booked.
Open a trip
Create a trip for the client and start the itinerary — a city, a hotel, the days that anchor everything else.
Build it out
Add every stay, transfer, dining reservation, and experience. Reorder the days by dragging; everything saves as you go.
Share the proposal
Move the trip to Proposed and send the client a link. They read it on their phone, the way you intended.
Work the comments
The client’s questions and changes return as comments. You resolve each from your inbox until the trip is right.
Confirm and keep
Mark the trip Confirmed once it is booked, Archived once they return. It stays on the client’s record for next time.
For the agencies that travel well.
Boutique agencies
Built for a small team of private-client advisors — a few people who know each trip and each client by name, sharing one workspace.
Independent advisors
For the trip designer working alone: one tool that holds the itinerary, the client, and the conversation — not a builder, a CRM, and a notebook kept apart.
Luxury & experiential travel
Made for travel where pacing and detail decide everything, and where the hand-off a client opens reflects directly on the advisor.
Asked and answered.
Does my client need an account or an app?
No. You send a link; the client opens it in any browser, on any phone. There is nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
Can I take a share link back?
Yes. Every link is yours to revoke the moment you choose — and each one expires on its own after thirty days.
What happens to a trip after the client has travelled?
You archive it. It stays on that client’s record, so the next trip begins from everything you already know about them.
Can I get my data out?
Any client’s full record exports as a single file, in one click. Your records remain yours.
Does it work for a solo advisor, or a team?
Both. A single advisor and a small agency are equally at home in it — each advisor’s trips and clients are their own to manage.
When can I use it, and what will it cost?
Maison Voyageur is in active development. Join the waitlist for early access; pricing will be set before launch, and waitlist members will hear it first.
Opening soon, to a considered few.
Maison Voyageur is in active development. Join the waitlist for early access — and to help shape a tool built for the way your agency actually works.