Horvera helps passengers understand whether a delayed, cancelled or overbooked flight is owed compensation under EU261, UK261 or the Swiss rules, prepare the claim, track the airline’s response and escalate — without a claims company keeping a third of the payout. A deterministic, versioned rules engine produces every answer with its sources; the Claim Pack is a fixed price and the passenger keeps 100% of the compensation.
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Il prodotto come sistema
- Flight
- Eligibility
- Claim
- Airline
- Escalation
Cosa è stato consegnato
- Deterministic rules engine: distance bands, delay thresholds, cancellation notice windows, re-routing margins, denied boarding, extraordinary circumstances, UK and Swiss scope — versioned, traced, checked against 100+ legal scenarios
- Claim Pack: saved case, submission-ready PDF, sent date, opt-in follow-up reminders, analysis of the airline’s reply, escalation route per country
- Programmatic search architecture: airline × airport × route × disruption type × jurisdiction pages, plus guides and a free claim-letter generator
- A fixed-price product against a percentage-fee market, with the fee models compared in the open
Schermate
Capacità dimostrate qui
Il servizio corrispondente
- SaaS developer — A complete SaaS product — auth, roles, data, payments, admin, deployment — built for its first real customer.
- Custom web application — Internal tools, client portals, eligibility engines, back offices — the software that replaces the spreadsheet and the emails.
- Next.js developer — Production Next.js applications — App Router, Server Components, Postgres, Stripe — fast, indexable, maintainable.
Per approfondire
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