Headphones in. Eyes on your screen. Like everyone else at the gate. General Boarding listens to the announcements and buzzes you — hard — the second your flight is called. Miss nothing. Queue for nothing.
When the gate calls general boarding for your flight, your phone goes off like an alarm — max haptics, full screen. One tap to acknowledge. Then go.
No account. No boarding pass photo. No personal details. It works at every airport, on every airline, in every country — because the receiver is your phone's own microphone.
VA826. QF402. UA1191. Whatever it is — that's the only thing General Boarding ever knows about you.
Arrive at any airport and your phone quietly asks: "Want me to listen for your flight?" Tap yes. Put your headphones back in.
Gate change. Final call. General boarding. Your phone vibrates like crazy and shows you exactly what was said — and what to do.
The listening happens on your phone. Announcement audio is processed on-device and discarded instantly — nothing is recorded, nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored. When the mic is on, your phone shows it. We know your flight number. That's it. That's the list.