Launching 2027 · Council-first onboarding
Hyperkoala
One journey. A more connected visitor economy.
Free discovery for travellers. Local opportunity for businesses. A shared picture for Australia’s destination leaders.
01The traveller perspective
Less searching. More getting out there.
A few quick selections turn a hotel, address, city or suburb into a starting point — without asking travellers to know every local place.
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Make it personal
Choose who’s travelling, your interests and trip style. Couple + dog? Both can be selected. Optional answers stay optional.
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Start from your stay
Set a hotel/address or keep it general with a city or suburb. Adjust your one-way travel-time preference; the map radius is an estimate, not live routing.
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Choose your pace
Double-tap to save and build your own plan, or create a catalogue-backed starter itinerary with no AI tokens.
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Make every day yours
Swap, remove and rearrange stops. Move between dates, check weather and open the venue’s own website to book.
Current audience answers are saved on the device, not shared with businesses or councils. Future audience reporting requires transparent choices, aggregation and appropriate privacy safeguards.
Interactive journey preview · not a real itinerary
Your base. Your kind of day.
Estimated one-way travel preference · no live travel-time guarantee
Illustrative places · not bookable listingsNature · 45 min preference
- 1Scenic lookout
- 2Nature walk
- 3Sunset viewpoint
Try a selection — this example does not change your saved trip.
The evidence behind reducing friction
Better usability can help people take the next step.
10.1%
Travel conversion increase
A 2020 Deloitte/Google study observed this increase after a 0.1-second improvement in each of four mobile speed metrics.
Deloitte · Milliseconds Make Millions17%
Abandoned over complexity
Baymard’s 2024 e-commerce research: surveyed users said they abandoned checkout because it was too long or complicated. Not a travel-specific result.
Baymard · Checkout researchMeasure the whole funnel
Discovery → save → planned stop → website click-out → confirmed booking. Hyperkoala can demonstrate the journey; bookings require provider confirmation or an integration.
Measurement framework · not measured Hyperkoala performance
Industry benchmarks, not Hyperkoala results or promised uplift. The speed study covered 37 brands across sectors in Europe and the US over four weeks. Neither source proves that this app increases bookings. Hyperkoala conversion performance has not yet been measured.
02The destination ecosystem
One platform. Different lenses.
From a restaurant’s offering to a national research question: each audience needs its own view, with clear boundaries around access and evidence.
Turn discovery into a better local offering.
Restaurants, tours and experiences can keep their listing current and make the next step a direct visit to their own website.
- Spot interest in your category and where discovery drops off.
- Improve photos, opening hours and website links before spending on promotion.
- Compare saves, planned stops and click-outs — not assumed bookings.
Businesses · Insight preview
Fictional demo dataListing views
1,280
Saves
246
Planned stops
118
Website click-outs
72
Illustrative interest distribution
Examples only. Business and hotel audience analytics are not live. Council and regional demonstrations do not represent observed visits, spend or verified bookings.
03Local knowledge, national context
Connect the dots across Australia.
Build from a place to a precinct, from an LGA to a cross-council corridor — then look at the region, state or national picture.
Conceptual network · not geographical coverage
Region · a different scale of insight
Compare neighbouring LGAs, explore shared trails and discuss visitor dispersal across a destination corridor.
- Demand intelligence
- What people search, save and plan — distinct from where they actually went.
- Supply-side coverage
- What is listed, what information is missing and where demand may outpace the offering.
- Destination stewardship
- Balance discovery with accessibility, community context and public-space information.
Evidence, not assumptions
Open-data places are source-labelled, samples are marked and a planned stop never counts as a confirmed visit.
Bookings stay with providers
Travellers follow supplied website or booking links. Automatic booking confirmation and attribution are future integrations, not live features.
A clear path to launch
Traveller planning and owner listing tools are available to try. The overview’s commercial insight panels are demonstrations; regional access and advanced analytics are not activated.
Western Sydney first · Designed to scale nationally