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The
AirplaneMode

Load your phone with the info you need to travel!

Now you'll be ready when your phone is in The Airport Mode.

Before you go, get your info in one place.
Trip details, destination intel, phrase cards — all offline and ready before you leave.
Step by step instructions and assistance.
From where you are to where you're going, every step of the way.
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Show your driver.
Offline flash cards in any language. Your destination, their language. One tap. No fumbling.
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Speaks out loud in any language.
Florence can speak to get you where you're going when typing isn't an option.
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You're not alone. You have assistance.
From a gentle nudge to finding a person who can help — you've got a companion the whole way.
What is your email?
We'll send you a sign-in link. Or we'll give you a code — your choice.
Enter your PIN
Signing you in…
Just a moment.
Authorized. Welcome aboard.
Where are you going?
Just the basics. We can add details later.
Which languages?
Pick the language(s) your driver is likely to speak. Florence will write phrases you can show without saying a word.
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Florence is finding her way...
Writing phrases for your destination. This takes about 10 seconds.
Taxi phrase cards
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⬤ Works offline
You are fine.
This is the Turbulence Protocol. It requires no network, no signal, and no explanation to anyone around you.
Breathe with this
Breathe in…
The Jello Theory
Air at 500mph acts like jello. Dense. Thick. The plane is resting in it — the way a ball rests in a bowl of the stuff. When the air shifts, the plane shifts with it. That is turbulence. The plane cannot fall out of jello. Physically impossible. The engineers planned for this. The pilots have done this a thousand times. You are exactly where you are supposed to be.
If you need to move your body
01Feel your feet on the floor.
02Press your back into the seat.
03Put both hands flat on your thighs.
04Name three things you can see.
05You are in the jello. The jello has you.
My trips
Something is wrong
Hold the button — longer = more help

Emergency services

Calling local emergency number…

Trusted contacts
How are you right now?