No direct option
Search engines may show nothing — or repeat the same route across several dates while missing other corridors entirely.
Travel beyond a single ticket
Complex trips,
figured out.
A conversational travel assistant that finds and checks multi-leg routes with flights, trains and buses when no single site sells the whole journey.
Free public beta · works best in Russian for now
The problem
The hard part is rarely one ticket.
When a journey crosses transport systems and separate bookings, the search itself becomes a project.
Separate tickets, hidden risks
Connection times, passport control, transit rules and terminal changes can make a self-made itinerary work — or fail.
Days of research
The answer is scattered across airline websites, rail timetables, airport pages and travel forums, all in separate tabs.
Where it began
One family trip. Too many moving parts.
A family of four needed to travel from Valencia to Samara on the Volga for Christmas. There were no direct flights. Search engines returned either nothing or seven dates of essentially the same route.
The real choices were different corridors: via Istanbul, Yerevan or the Gulf; overland across a land border; by train for the final leg; or through a closed regional airport with a 50 km taxi detour. Comparing them took days of manual research.
Krugalia is being built to automate that work: find the possible paths first, then help understand which ones are actually practical.
How it works
A conversation that turns into a checked plan.
Start with the trip in your head. Krugalia helps turn it into several routes you can compare.
Describe the trip naturally
Type or say where you're going, when, and who is travelling. No search form to fill out.
Clarify what matters
The assistant asks a few short questions and suggests likely answers you can simply confirm.
Compare genuinely different routes
See separate corridors — not the same itinerary repeated on different dates — with legs, times, group price estimates and trade-offs.
Check what can break a connection
Airport connection time, landside transfers, passport control, visa rules, terminal changes, night waits and ground transfers.
Know what is still uncertain
Every claim is marked checked, risk or not checked. Prices stay approximate until confirmed on the carrier's site.
Example conversation Illustrative demo
From Valencia to Samara for Christmas, four of us.
Found three different routes: via Istanbul with a train at the end, via Yerevan, and via Dubai. The Istanbul one is the cheapest by about €300 for four, but has a 6 h wait. Want to compare?
Via Istanbul · then overlandSample route
VLC → ISTFlight
IST → KUFFlight
KUF → Samara cityTaxi · 50 min
≈ €1,700 for 4Approximate group price
Not a live fare
Connection time OK
Night wait 6 h
Transit visa — not checked
Illustrative interface content only. Route details, availability and prices must be verified for the actual trip.
What's new
Search the connections, not just the tickets.
Krugalia starts from how places connect, then reasons about the practical details of travelling between them.
A route graph, not a fare cache
Krugalia builds a connectivity graph of airports, stations and ground links from schedule data, then searches paths through it — including routes nobody has priced before.
Diversity by design
It deliberately returns different corridors and explains the trade-offs: price, time, risk and comfort — not 200 near-identical results.
Self-transfer awareness
Separate tickets, landside vs. airside transfers, passport control, visas for the actual passports, terminal changes and overnight waits are part of the search — not footnotes.
A conversation, not a form
Preferences such as “a night in a terminal is bad but not forbidden” or “three hours faster isn't worth €200” are understood from dialogue and change the ranking.
Grounded in sources
Rules and airport facts come from a curated knowledge base of official sources. When something cannot be verified, the assistant says so instead of guessing.
Honest by default
Clarity about what is known — and what isn't.
Krugalia separates verified facts from potential problems and unanswered questions. An estimated fare is never presented as a confirmed ticket price.
Checked
Verified against the available source for this route or connection.
Risk
A possible issue that needs attention before travelling.
Not checked
The information could not be verified; don't treat it as an answer.
ApproximateConfirmed
Approximate until checked on the carrier's own site. Confirmed only after the price is verified there.
Built on travel data
A connected picture of the journey.
Today, Krugalia combines flight schedules and airport connectivity from AeroDataBox, rail timetables, approximate airline prices from public fare data, and a curated knowledge base of entry rules and airport facts.
It does not sell tickets or take bookings. Travellers buy directly from the relevant carrier.
Status & who's building it
A working public beta, built independently.
Krugalia is built by an independent solo developer in Spain. The first corridor is Europe ↔ Russia via transit countries — Turkey, the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Middle East. The beta currently works best in Russian; the assistant's replies depend on the language you use.
Planning a tricky trip? Try it on a real one.
Tell Krugalia where you need to go. Start with the journey, not the booking form.
Try the betaFeedback and partnerships: hello@krugalia.com