A companion that anticipates — not another dashboard. When neither of you has signal, the two phones talk directly, like AirDrop. What works offline never depends on the cloud.
A companion that anticipates — not another dashboard.
Edit together at the table or apart on the move. When you’re near each other — even with no internet — the changes hop straight between the phones, like AirDrop. No aggressive pushes, no manual steps.
Junto is made of two surfaces — Now and Schedule — and each one answers a concrete question. No empty screens. No tabs you never open.
The only question that matters during a trip is what’s next? Junto adapts the answer — a flight, a check-in, a table for two — and a whisper puts it into words, generated on your iPhone: it works even in airplane mode.
Flight in 42 min — you noted: check in at desk 12.
Tickets, boarding passes, and confirmations live inside the day they belong to. No tabs, no attachments lost in email.
Itinerary, tickets, and notes live on each phone. Your day works without signal — visible, editable, complete.
You edit on the plane while she edits in Rome. Or both of you with no signal at all. When you reconnect, the changes meet without spinners and without fighting: the most recent edit wins, the rest fall into place.
A queue is table stakes — every offline app has one. The trick is the radio in your pocket. When neither phone has signal, the change hops directly between you — like AirDrop, but only between phones that already know each other.
For now the beta lives entirely on your phones, no account. Online mode — cloud backup and sync at a distance — comes later: always on top of the offline core, never in its place.
Lucía edited Taberna 4 min ago. It reached your phone before you reached the gate.
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