Watch your team find out what someone wants
On the left is a travel site that is not ours — their brand, their content, their booking flow. On the right is what TravelSpy makes of the person browsing it. Start clicking around, then use the toggle to switch between what your commercial team sees and what the customer sees. Same model, same moment, deliberately different language.
Where are you thinking?
Regions of Spain
What sort of holiday?
Who is travelling, and when?
Places to stay
Staff only. The traveller never sees this.
What just crossed the boundary
- Nothing yet.
What you just saw
Three things are deliberately true about that demo.
Nobody was asked anything
No form, no quiz, no chatbot. Every conclusion came from ordinary browsing behaviour that the site was generating anyway. The traveller experiences a normal website.
Only signals crossed the line
Look at the log under the panel. What passes between the site and TravelSpy is a short list of enumerated signals — a country code, an interest, a price tier. No page content, no messages, no free text.
Two surfaces, never confused
This panel is the team view: numeric confidence, spend band, and a next best action in commercial language. There is a separate traveller view that presents a packaged trip in plain English. They share one model and are never shown to the wrong audience.
This is a toy. Yours would not be.
The demo runs five insight keys off seven signal types. A live workspace runs hundreds of features across more than a hundred connected sources. Bring us a URL and we will show you the difference.