Belaura - Global Independent Travel Advisor Platform

Independent travel advisors don't work at a booking terminal. They work from a phone, between clients, and they're paid on commission — so the number that matters most isn't the fare, it's what the booking earns them.

Belaura is the tool for that advisor: Amara Ndiaye, who self-registers, searches global inventory, reserves across flights, hotels, cars, transfers, activities and cruises, and tracks every commission — all on a 390×844 screen, in dark mode, as an installable PWA.

Results don't just rank by price or duration. Each flight shows its estimated commission next to the fare, so the advisor can weigh what's best for the client against what's best for the business in a single glance — the decision the job actually turns on.

Payment is built around mobile money rather than bolting it on: MTN and Orange Money are first-class options next to card, and confirmation comes through a push request — the payment rail that fits the market, not an afterthought.

Commission isn't buried in a report. It's on the dashboard the moment Amara logs in, and it has its own tab — pending, processing and paid, each line tied to a booking and the date it's expected to clear. The thing she's paid for is the thing the app keeps in front of her.

Every screen is specified against Material Design 3 — an exact M3 component, spec and token for each element — rendered in a dark theme built for low light and long sessions: Sapphire on a near-black navy, a single warm accent reserved for money, and type sized for a thumb. The spec is prescriptive by design, so the build matches the intent screen for screen.

A smartphone-first advisor PWA at 390×844 in dark mode · an end-to-end flight journey from dashboard to confirmed reservation · a commission tracker across pending, paid and history · reservations spanning six product categories · every screen mapped to Material Design 3 components and tokens, documented to build.