TravelFlow
Frequent travelers don't need more apps. They need fewer frictions. TravelFlow is a hotel companion that handles check-in, check-out, and communication entirely online - so guests arrive knowing exactly what to expect, and leave without ever waiting at a front desk.

Year
2026
Services
UX Design · Hospitality
Client
In Progress
/ Concept
Every hotel stay starts the same way: a queue, a form, a key card you'll eventually lose. The system works for the hotel, not the guest. I mapped the entire arrival journey to pinpoint where time and trust were being lost - and built a solution around what travelers actually need: control, clarity, and zero surprises.
(Note: Interface text is shown in Spanish to reflect the local target market).

/ Design
The interface follows a single rule: nothing that isn't necessary. A seamless check-in flow, direct communication with the hotel, and a single home screen that holds everything about your stay.
No unrequested notifications.
No features designed just to look good in a demo.

/ Result
TravelFlow is currently in development. The foundation is built - the flows are tested, and the logic is solid. What's left is the refinement - the part that takes time to get right.
TravelFlow
Frequent travelers don't need more apps. They need fewer frictions. TravelFlow is a hotel companion that handles check-in, check-out, and communication entirely online - so guests arrive knowing exactly what to expect, and leave without ever waiting at a front desk.

Year
2026
Services
UX Design · Hospitality
Client
In Progress
/ Concept
Every hotel stay starts the same way: a queue, a form, a key card you'll eventually lose. The system works for the hotel, not the guest. I mapped the entire arrival journey to pinpoint where time and trust were being lost - and built a solution around what travelers actually need: control, clarity, and zero surprises.
(Note: Interface text is shown in Spanish to reflect the local target market).

/ Design
The interface follows a single rule: nothing that isn't necessary. A seamless check-in flow, direct communication with the hotel, and a single home screen that holds everything about your stay.
No unrequested notifications.
No features designed just to look good in a demo.

/ Result
TravelFlow is currently in development. The foundation is built - the flows are tested, and the logic is solid. What's left is the refinement - the part that takes time to get right.
TravelFlow
Frequent travelers don't need more apps. They need fewer frictions. TravelFlow is a hotel companion that handles check-in, check-out, and communication entirely online - so guests arrive knowing exactly what to expect, and leave without ever waiting at a front desk.

Year
2026
Services
UX Design · Hospitality
Client
In Progress
/ Concept
Every hotel stay starts the same way: a queue, a form, a key card you'll eventually lose. The system works for the hotel, not the guest. I mapped the entire arrival journey to pinpoint where time and trust were being lost - and built a solution around what travelers actually need: control, clarity, and zero surprises.
(Note: Interface text is shown in Spanish to reflect the local target market).

/ Design
The interface follows a single rule: nothing that isn't necessary. A seamless check-in flow, direct communication with the hotel, and a single home screen that holds everything about your stay.
No unrequested notifications.
No features designed just to look good in a demo.

/ Result
TravelFlow is currently in development. The foundation is built - the flows are tested, and the logic is solid. What's left is the refinement - the part that takes time to get right.
