Hello, we’re Mabby

For the places
along the way.

A trip is more than a destination. It’s the stops, the people, the budget, and how you want the days to feel.

A little day, taking shape.Take a seat. There’s a whole day ahead.

A day at the table

A LITTLE ROOM TO WANDERTake a seat. There’s a whole day ahead.

Why we’re building Mabby

Mabby is an independent travel-planning project. We’re building an iPhone app that brings routes, places, daily plans, and budget estimates together, with Mabby, a friendly gray tabby, as your travel guide.

The idea is practical: help you understand the choices in front of you, then keep the plan editable. A shorter drive, an extra stop, or a different place for lunch can all change a day.

Compare across platforms. Book in one go.

Our goal is to bring prices from multiple platforms into Mabby, so travelers can compare their options and book hotels, restaurant tables, and experiences in one flow. From choosing a stay to reserving the moments around it, we want the whole trip to come together in one place.

We’re seeking partnerships with accommodation, dining, and experience providers and platforms. Price comparison and a combined booking flow are planned capabilities that depend on partner agreements and integrations.

Where things stand

The app is in active development. The screens on this site come from development builds and show sample trips. They are a preview of the work, not a promise of public availability.

The current development preview focuses on road-trip planning. Reservations through Mabby are not available yet. Stay prices shown in the preview are estimates; live availability and confirmed bookings are part of the experience we aim to build with partners.

Let’s talk.

Questions about the app, early access, support, or a possible partnership can all go to:

support@mabby.app

For partnerships, please include your organization, website, and the kind of collaboration you have in mind. For product feedback, tell us what you were trying to do and what would make it easier.

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