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Booking sites let you filter FOR pet-friendly hotels — never the opposite. GoNoGo is a free Chrome/Edge extension that reads each listing's own pet policy and flags it directly on the page, so allergy sufferers and pet-averse travellers can actually avoid them. Works on 16 major sites, on both the listing page and search results.
I have pet allergies, and I built GoNoGo after doing the same manual workaround hundreds of times: opening two Booking.com windows side by side, one filtered to pet-friendly listings, one not, and comparing them by hand to figure out which hotels to actually avoid. Every major booking site has a filter for pet-friendly stays — none of them have the opposite, and a lot of listings don't state a policy anywhere obvious.
GoNoGo reads that policy directly off the page you're already on and shows it as a small badge — pets allowed, not allowed, or not specified — no guessing, no digging. On search-results pages it goes further: it flags listings it can confirm are pet-friendly and offers to hide exactly those, leaving the rest visible.
It works across 16 sites now — Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Ryanair Hotels, Agoda, TripAdvisor, Priceline, Trip.com, Hilton, Marriott, IHG, Radisson, Choice Hotels, Accor, Wyndham, and Best Western.
It's free, no account needed, and doesn't collect or transmit any data — everything runs locally in your browser reading only what the page already shows you.
Would love feedback, especially if you spot a listing GoNoGo gets wrong, or a site you'd want added next.
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About GoNoGo on Product Hunt
“Find hotels that don't allow pets”
GoNoGo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #55 on the daily leaderboard. Booking sites let you filter FOR pet-friendly hotels — never the opposite. GoNoGo is a free Chrome/Edge extension that reads each listing's own pet policy and flags it directly on the page, so allergy sufferers and pet-averse travellers can actually avoid them. Works on 16 major sites, on both the listing page and search results.
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I have pet allergies, and I built GoNoGo after doing the same manual workaround hundreds of times: opening two Booking.com windows side by side, one filtered to pet-friendly listings, one not, and comparing them by hand to figure out which hotels to actually avoid. Every major booking site has a filter for pet-friendly stays — none of them have the opposite, and a lot of listings don't state a policy anywhere obvious.
GoNoGo reads that policy directly off the page you're already on and shows it as a small badge — pets allowed, not allowed, or not specified — no guessing, no digging. On search-results pages it goes further: it flags listings it can confirm are pet-friendly and offers to hide exactly those, leaving the rest visible.
It works across 16 sites now — Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Ryanair Hotels, Agoda, TripAdvisor, Priceline, Trip.com, Hilton, Marriott, IHG, Radisson, Choice Hotels, Accor, Wyndham, and Best Western.
It's free, no account needed, and doesn't collect or transmit any data — everything runs locally in your browser reading only what the page already shows you.
Would love feedback, especially if you spot a listing GoNoGo gets wrong, or a site you'd want added next.