Open the Trip tab and use the search box below your route to look up a city — it’ll suggest matches as you type. Your trip saves automatically on this device, so it’s still there next time you open the app.

Photos of a printed or emailed boarding pass usually decode automatically. PDF uploads are stored and viewable but don’t auto-decode yet — you can still see and access them in Wallet, the flight details just won’t be pulled out automatically.

Point your camera at a price and line it up inside the box — it reads the number and converts it using whichever currencies you’ve set under "Scanning in" and "Show in". Both are worth checking manually if you’re testing with a photo rather than a real price tag, since it can’t tell what currency an image is in on its own.

We never hide where a recommendation comes from — every booking link and suggestion in Kovalo shows its real source. Your trip data stays on your device unless you explicitly share a trip link with someone.

Once you’ve opened Kovalo with a connection, the core app keeps working offline. Live features that genuinely need a connection — current exchange rates, translation, price scanning — need one to fetch fresh data each time.