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		<title>Y Combinator Alum Launches Atli, an AI-Powered Travel eSIM Built Into WhatsApp</title>
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		<pubDate>2026-09-10 20:47:00</pubDate>
		<description><![CDATA[Razer-backed travel tech company XForge Mobile turns WhatsApp into a travel 
connectivity platform for international travel - helping travelers find, buy 
and activate eSIM data across 200+ countries through a conversation.

SAN FRANCISCO and SINGAPORE, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Techlogic 
Solutions Inc., the U.S. company behind XForge Mobile, today launchedAtli, an 
AI travel companion built into WhatsApp that helps international travelers get 
connected abroad through a conversation.

Atli was built by Peter Hoang, who co-founded Gotrade - a Y Combinator 
company - before founding XForge Mobile. The group is backed by Razer's 
zVentures, Rebel Fund and Founderheads.

 
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A traveler checks the Atli AI-powered eSIM service on WhatsApp at an airport 
terminal

For international travelers, getting connected abroad still means either 
paying for expensive roaming or shopping for a travel eSIM - comparing plans, 
guessing how much data they need and working through setup, often while already 
on the move.

Atli replaces that sequence with a message.

A traveler can write: "I land in Rome Thursday for 10 days."

Atli uses the trip context to recommend a suitable data plan, takes the 
traveler through payment and guides eSIM activation. The same conversation 
stays open throughout the trip if the traveler needs to check their data, top 
up or get help getting connected.

"Most AI travel products start with inspiration and planning, then hand the 
traveler somewhere else when it is time to transact," saidPeter Hoang, 
co-founder and CEO of XForge Mobile. "We started at the transaction. 
Connectivity is one of the first things a traveler actually needs, and it has 
to work before almost everything else on the trip does."

From AI Recommendations to AI Transactions

Generative AI has made it increasingly easy to build itineraries, research 
destinations and ask travel questions. XForge Mobile believes the next 
opportunity is moving from AI that recommends to AI that acts.

Atli starts with connectivity because it is one of the first essential 
purchases associated with an international trip.

Rather than requiring travelers to begin with a country list and data 
allowances, Atli starts with natural language:

Tell Atli where you're going. Atli helps work out the rest.

The conversational interface also changes how travel connectivity can be 
distributed.

A travel creator can share an Atli link with followers. A hotel can place a 
QR code at reception. A travel agent can send it to customers before departure. 
One tap opens the conversation and takes the traveler directly into the 
purchase flow.

"Our goal is to make distributing connectivity as easy as sharing a link," 
Hoang said. "Messaging becomes the storefront."

A Conversation That Stays With the Traveler

That continuity is central to Atli's longer-term strategy.

Most online travel transactions end once the booking or purchase is complete. 
Atli is designed to remain available through the same conversation while the 
traveler is abroad.

The company's longer-term plan is to extend Atli beyond connectivity into 
other parts of the journey.

Planned capabilities include a travel wallet and services that could allow 
the assistant to top up data, manage rewards and help travelers transact 
through the same conversational interface.

"Connectivity is the wedge, not the destination," Hoang said. "We want to be 
the layer that stays with a traveler from the first message to the last day of 
the trip.Building the connectivity relationship earns us the opportunity to 
help with what comes next."

From Travel Devices to Global Connectivity

Atli is part of XForge Mobile's broader travel technology business.

The company has previously developed and shipped connected mobile devices to 
customers across more than60 countries.

XForge Mobile also makes NOMAD, a 100W GaN universal travel adapter designed 
for international travelers.NOMAD units include Atli travel data credit, 
connecting the company's physical travel products with its digital connectivity 
platform.

Atli currently offers travel eSIM data plans across 200+ countries and 
destinations.

The service is available through WhatsApp and Telegram, with Apple iOS and 
Android apps coming soon. More information is available at heyatli.com 
<http://heyatli.com/>.

Destination guides, eSIM setup instructions and country-by-country data 
pricing are published in12 languages on the  <https://heyatli.com/blog>Atli 
travel blog <https://heyatli.com/blog>.

About XForge Mobile - XForge Mobile is a travel technology business operated 
by Techlogic Solutions Inc. Its products includeNOMAD 
<http://xforgemobile.com/nomad>, a universal 100W GaN travel adapter, and Atli, 
an AI travel companion and global eSIM platform. The business is backed by 
Razer's zVentures, Rebel Fund, and Founderheads.

Media Contact

Peter Hoang, Co-founder and CEO, hello@xforgemobile.com 
<mailto:hello@xforgemobile.com>, +14244453187

Press kit: https://atlitravel.notion.site <https://atlitravel.notion.site/>

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		<detail><![CDATA[<p><i>Razer-backed travel tech company XForge Mobile turns </i><b><i>WhatsApp into a travel connectivity platform for</i></b><i> international travel - </i><b><i>helping travelers find, buy and activate eSIM data across 200+ countries through a conversation.</i></b></p> 
<p><span class="legendSpanClass">SAN FRANCISCO and SINGAPORE</span>, <span class="legendSpanClass">Sept. 10, 2026</span> /PRNewswire/ -- Techlogic Solutions Inc., the U.S. company behind XForge Mobile, today launched <b>Atli</b>, an AI travel companion built into WhatsApp that helps international travelers get connected abroad through a conversation.</p> 
<p>Atli was built by Peter Hoang, who co-founded Gotrade - a Y Combinator company - before founding XForge Mobile. The group is backed by Razer's zVentures, Rebel Fund and Founderheads.</p> 
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 <p><a href="https://mmx.prnasia.com/media/MS1984641/20260909060713EDT_image_1.jpg?id=OA2938783&amp;p=medium600" target="_blank" style="color: #0000FF"><img src="https://mmx.prnasia.com/media/MS1984641/20260909060713EDT_image_1.jpg?id=OA2938783&amp;p=medium600" title="A traveler checks the Atli AI-powered eSIM service on WhatsApp at an airport terminal" alt="A traveler checks the Atli AI-powered eSIM service on WhatsApp at an airport terminal" /></a><br /><span>A traveler checks the Atli AI-powered eSIM service on WhatsApp at an airport terminal</span></p> 
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<p>For international travelers, getting connected abroad still means either paying for expensive roaming or shopping for a travel eSIM - comparing plans, guessing how much data they need and working through setup, often while already on the move.</p> 
<p>Atli replaces that sequence with a message.</p> 
<p>A traveler can write: &quot;<b>I land in Rome Thursday for 10 days.</b>&quot;</p> 
<p>Atli uses the trip context to recommend a suitable data plan, takes the traveler through payment and guides eSIM activation. The same conversation stays open throughout the trip if the traveler needs to check their data, top up or get help getting connected.</p> 
<p>&quot;Most AI travel products start with inspiration and planning, then hand the traveler somewhere else when it is time to transact,&quot; said <b>Peter Hoang, co-founder and CEO of XForge Mobile</b>. &quot;We started at the transaction. Connectivity is one of the first things a traveler actually needs, and it has to work before almost everything else on the trip does.&quot;</p> 
<p><b>From AI Recommendations to AI Transactions</b></p> 
<p>Generative AI has made it increasingly easy to build itineraries, research destinations and ask travel questions. XForge Mobile believes the next opportunity is moving from AI that recommends to AI that acts.</p> 
<p>Atli starts with connectivity because it is one of the first essential purchases associated with an international trip.</p> 
<p>Rather than requiring travelers to begin with a country list and data allowances, Atli starts with natural language:</p> 
<p>Tell Atli where you're going. Atli helps work out the rest.</p> 
<p>The conversational interface also changes how travel connectivity can be distributed.</p> 
<p>A travel creator can share an Atli link with followers. A hotel can place a QR code at reception. A travel agent can send it to customers before departure. One tap opens the conversation and takes the traveler directly into the purchase flow.</p> 
<p class="prnml40"><b>&quot;Our goal is to make distributing connectivity as easy as sharing a link,&quot; Hoang said. &quot;Messaging becomes the storefront.&quot;</b></p> 
<p><b>A Conversation That Stays With the Traveler</b></p> 
<p>That continuity is central to Atli's longer-term strategy.</p> 
<p>Most online travel transactions end once the booking or purchase is complete. Atli is designed to remain available through the same conversation while the traveler is abroad.</p> 
<p>The company's longer-term plan is to extend Atli beyond connectivity into other parts of the journey.</p> 
<p>Planned capabilities include a travel wallet and services that could allow the assistant to top up data, manage rewards and help travelers transact through the same conversational interface.</p> 
<p class="prnml40">&quot;Connectivity is the wedge, not the destination,&quot; Hoang said. &quot;We want to be the layer that stays with a traveler from the first message to the last day of the trip. <b>Building the connectivity relationship earns us the opportunity to help with what comes next.</b>&quot;</p> 
<p><b>From Travel Devices to Global Connectivity</b></p> 
<p>Atli is part of XForge Mobile's broader travel technology business.</p> 
<p>The company has previously developed and shipped connected mobile devices to customers across more than <b>60 countries</b>.</p> 
<p>XForge Mobile also makes NOMAD, a 100W GaN universal travel adapter designed for international travelers. <b>NOMAD units include Atli travel data credit, connecting the company's physical travel products with its digital connectivity platform.</b></p> 
<p>Atli currently offers travel eSIM data plans across 200+ countries and destinations.</p> 
<p>The service is available through WhatsApp and Telegram, with <b>Apple iOS and Android apps coming soon</b>. More information is available at <a href="http://heyatli.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF"><b>heyatli.com</b></a>.</p> 
<p>Destination guides, eSIM setup instructions and country-by-country data pricing are published in <b>12 languages</b> on the<a href="https://heyatli.com/blog" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF">&nbsp;</a><a href="https://heyatli.com/blog" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF">Atli travel blog</a>.</p> 
<p><b>About XForge Mobile </b>- XForge Mobile is a travel technology business operated by Techlogic Solutions Inc. Its products include <a href="http://xforgemobile.com/nomad" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF">NOMAD</a>, a universal 100W GaN travel adapter, and Atli, an AI travel companion and global eSIM platform. The business is backed by Razer's zVentures, Rebel Fund, and Founderheads.</p> 
<p><b>Media Contact</b></p> 
<p>Peter Hoang, Co-founder and CEO, <a href="mailto:hello@xforgemobile.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF">hello@xforgemobile.com</a>, +14244453187</p> 
<p>Press kit: <a href="https://atlitravel.notion.site/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF">https://atlitravel.notion.site</a></p> 
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