Superfly Presentation. Figure Out Your Flying Needs With Superfly. People are obsessed with airline mileage, but it’s really difficult to keep track of the passwords to the mileage programs you are already involved in let alone the ones that might be advantageous to be a part of.
A “Mint for travel but bigger,” Superfly collects user data like miles balance, elite status, travel expenses, analyzing travel patterns and comparing them to already existing mileage programs to provide users with tailor made travel options. With the objective of consumer savings, Superfly aggregates travel information from all sides of the traveler spectrum and runs an analysis, plotting out user behavior patterns versus the available rewards programs in attempt to save users money.
The service offers a simple interface to track the total value of your rewards, airlines miles over time, and spending patterns with horizontal lines marking achievement level over time valuable in a space where very few airlines provide you with any decipherable tools to manage your obsession. Superfly. Superfly finds the most valuable travel option — but not the cheapest.
Superfly, a web service that helps users manage their airline, hotel and rental car rewards to find the best travel options, announced it is launching its website today at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.
Superfly gathers information about a traveler’s behavior based on their rewards information and provides an analytics suite to help track rewards programs and the like to find travel options that provide the best value in terms of price and the number of rewards points. The travel analytics site isn’t actually going to find users the cheapest flight, it’s going to find whichever travel option offers the most “value” to travelers based on their rewards programs with various airlines. A Delta flight to Dubai, for example, might be more expensive than other options but elevate a traveler to a new level of preferred flying status — so it offers more value than a flight that might be around $100 cheaper.