The Hyatt situation
"Hyatt devalued points by up to 67%, effective May 2026. Most travelers heard about it weeks later."
That's not a hypothetical. It happened. And if you had 80,000 Hyatt points sitting in your account, the difference between knowing on day one and knowing on day thirty-one was $600 in redemption value — gone.
The information was always available. What was missing was someone watching for it, understanding its specific implications for your balances, and telling you the move with enough lead time to make it.
Most of what passes for travel intelligence is written for an audience of thousands. It's accurate, occasionally useful, and completely indifferent to what's in your account. Elitr is built for one traveler at a time — starting with you, your balances, and what's actually happening right now in the programs you're in.
This is the trust contract. You tell us what you have and where you want to go. We tell you what's actually happening and what to do about it — with enough specificity to move, and enough lead time to matter.