The decisions are in a WhatsApp chat, the confirmations are in your inbox, and the client wants "the plan". Panels reads both and builds the page you would have spent an evening typing.
Send it as a link. Your client opens it on their phone — no app, no sign-up.
An itinerary, a quote, an order summary. Preview any template with example data first.
The WhatsApp export, the confirmations you forwarded, an Opeego session — or several at once.
Panels pulls out the dates, codes, addresses and prices and lays them out as a page you can share.
Export the chat from your phone and upload it, .txt or .zip. Months of back-and-forth are fine.
Every account gets its own Panels address. Forward confirmations as they arrive and they wait there until you need them.
Already running the project as a session? Build the panel straight from it.
Confirmations arrive in whatever language and format the supplier sends. Panels digs out the facts and leaves the marketing footer behind.
Flights, hotels, transfers and tours, day by day, with the confirmation codes and times.
For the itinerary you hand over at the endA priced proposal — line items, discounts, fees, taxes and terms.
For turning a chat into a proposalEvery order from a customer chat: what changed, what is paid and when it ships.
For anyone taking orders over WhatsAppWho paid for what across the trip, and who owes whom at the end.
For group trips and shared budgetsReal events and attractions for a city on a given date, gathered from several sources.
For filling the free day in the itinerarySeveral searches, pooled, then filtered against who is actually going.
For the recommendation clients remember
You plan the trip in chat and book it by email. When everything is confirmed, Panels turns both into the itinerary your client travels with.
Scope gets agreed in messages, one decision at a time. Panels reads the thread and drafts the priced proposal for you to check and send.
Supplier quotes, delivery dates and approvals pile up across chats and inboxes. Panels pulls them into one status page you can send.
A client with a free day does not want a summary of the chat — they want something to do. Two templates go looking.
What comes back is a recommendation, not a directory — a handful of picks, and why each one suits this group.
Building a panel uses your allowance. Reading and sharing is free on every plan — including for your clients.
For trying Panels out
For getting weekly help from Panels
For pushing your business needs even further
Cancel whenever you like and your plan keeps working until the end of the period you have already paid for. Panels plans are separate from the Opeego app's own plans.
A WhatsApp chat export (.txt or .zip), emails you forward to your own Panels address, and Opeego sessions. Most panels use more than one — the group chat where the trip was decided, plus the confirmations that followed.
No. You create a share link and send it. They open it in a browser on any device — no app, no sign-up.
Add the new confirmation as a source, or replace the old one, and regenerate the panel. It does not update on its own — you decide when to rebuild it. The share link does not change, so your client keeps using the one they already have.
Always. A panel is private until you create a share link. Read it, add a missing source if something is thin, then share.
Separate products from the same company. The Opeego app is where you run a client project as a conversation; Panels is where a conversation becomes a document you can hand over. A panel can be built from an Opeego session, or from a WhatsApp export alone.
English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese — and it reads conversations and emails in whatever language they arrive in.
It is sitting in a chat and an inbox. Give Panels ten minutes and get your evening back.