Lost?

Airport departure and arrival display board showing times and statuses of flights, such as departed, delayed, and closed.

Because Spending Hours Looking for a Gate Isn't Fun.

That’s exactly why I built this app. It puts a clear, interactive map right in your pocket to guide you through the chaos, ensure you never miss a flight, and get you where you need to be—completely stress-free.

Have you ever landed in a brand-new city, completely thrilled for an adventure, only to step off the plane and immediately freeze? you don't understand the language, the signs make zero sense, and you have no idea which way to go.



Take the King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, for example. That place is absolutely massive. It’s overwhelming, stressful, and honestly, it ruins the excitement of travel.

Spotting the Solution


A traveler with a backpack and rolled sleeping mat looks at a broken, cracked airport wayfinding sign that says 'Lost?' in an airport terminal.

Draws a direct, live-updating path to your exact terminal depa-rture door, eliminating guesswork.

The Interactive Airport is a product design solution engineered to assist lost travelers. Equipped with an interactive touchscreen and a built-in barcode scanner, it instantly bridges the physical terminal with a digital navigation experience right when passengers need it most.

An illustration of a traveler with a backpack scanning a ticket at a kiosk in an airport.

Scanning the Ticket

When travelers scan the QR code, the app opens instantly on their phone without needing to download anything or sign into an app store. It immediately shows their exact route and walking time, ensuring a completely stress-free journey from the airport entrance straight to their seat.

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Direct-to-Gate

Clock showing 3:00 with a yellow background

Walk Countdown

Recalculates actual walking times in real time so you always know exactly when you'll reach your gate.

An animated illustration of a traveler with a backpack and a rolled sleeping pad, holding a smartphone, using a digital boarding pass and a map to access a QR code scanner at an airport boarding gate, with other travelers seen in the background.

Syncing to Mobile



Three smartphone screens displaying an airport map and terminal amenities. The center screen shows a detailed map with a path to gate A14, departure time, and nearby services. The left screen lists nearby stores like Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, and McDonald's with walking times. The right screen shows restrooms locations near various gates with walking times.
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Gate Alerts

Instantly pushes live notifications regarding gate changes or boarding milestones to keep you relaxed.