Florian has spent years deep in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem: writing about it at scloud.work (268+ articles), talking about it at events across Europe, and building tools to scratch his own itches. He holds the Microsoft MVP award and co-produces the weekly Microsoft 365 newsletter msnugget.com with Jannik Reinhard.
salnova is where his two worlds — software and frequent flying — collide. Every product started as a personal problem: MileHunter came from a flight, the need to track Miles & More points without digging through the portal.
When he's not at a keyboard, he's probably at an airport.
The Miles & More portal makes it surprisingly hard to know where you actually stand. Here is everything you need to understand the tier structure, what counts toward status, and how to track your progress without the noise.
Somewhere over the Atlantic I realised my Business class booking was earning zero miles. So I built a Pause feature to answer one question: what if this flight didn't count?
I built MileHunter because no existing tool gave me a clean, honest view of my Miles and More status. Here's the story behind it and what it does.
