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Built a tool that generates cheap multi-city flights in Europe

Built a tool that generates cheap multi-city flights in Europe

by mikoun·Feb 11, 2026·4 points·4 comments
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AI Analysis

●MidShip It

Kayak Explore and Google Flights flex dates already own this space completely.

Strengths
  • •Multi-city routing reduces planning friction for unconventional itineraries.
  • •Covers four major budget carriers (Ryanair, EasyJet, Wizz Air, Vueling) in one place.
Weaknesses
  • •No technical differentiation: scrapes public APIs aggregating existing flight data.
  • •No moat against established players like Kayak, Google Flights, Skyscanner.
Category
SaaS
Target Audience

Budget-conscious European travelers seeking multi-city trip combinations

Similar To

Kayak.com · Google Flights · Skyscanner

Post Description

I love flying, so I built myself a small tool to find cheap multicity trips. So far it supports ryanair, easyjet, wizzair and vueling. Over 1M prices in db, at least 6 months up front. Would love to have any constructive feedback how to make it better :)

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