Travel Planner Guide: Tripsy

Travel Planner Guide: Tripsy

By Tripsy LLC

  • Category: Travel
  • Release Date: 2018-10-26
  • Current Version: 3.2.1
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 225.30 MB
  • Developer: Tripsy LLC
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 16.0
Score: 4.68454
4.68454
From 3,712 Ratings

Description

Tripsy is a travel planning app that helps you organize every aspect of your trip in one place. Whether it’s flights, accommodations, activities, or reservations, Tripsy allows you to create detailed itineraries while also enabling collaboration with others on shared travel plans. With features like automatic import of travel details from emails, offline access, and notifications for upcoming events, Tripsy takes the hassle out of trip planning. The app also tracks your spending and manages your travel stats automatically, giving you insights like the number of countries visited, time and distance traveled, and much more. During your trip, Tripsy supports you with: – 10-day weather forecasts – Real-time flight updates – Offline access to all your travel details – Time zone adjustments and more! What Others Are Saying: – App Store Featured: “Making the most of your holiday time requires some planning. With Tripsy, that’s plain sailing. Enter flight times, hotels, and places you want to visit, then share your itinerary with your travel mates with a tap of a button.” – MacStories: “Tripsy does what I’ve long wished for: offers a compelling trip planning experience in a modern app that takes advantage of iOS’ core technology strengths.” – 9to5Mac: “The app’s interface is extremely user-friendly, and it also offers data syncing in the cloud, automation services, and Siri Shortcuts.” Key Features: – Organize all your travel information—flights, hotels, restaurants, tours—in one place. – Get a 10-day weather forecast for your destinations. – Track travel expenses and stay on budget. – View travel stats: countries visited, flight time and distance, and more. – Receive real-time flight updates with push notifications for gate changes and delays. – Share your trip with friends and family, and collaborate on itinerary planning. – Store and share travel memories, including images, notes, videos, and documents. – Automatically import reservations from over 700 providers, including Booking.com, Hotels.com, and major airlines. – Sync your trip data with your calendar to stay organized. – Get one-click access to popular mapping services like Waze, Google Maps, and Uber. – Customize your travel itinerary with background images or colors. – Configure each activity to display the correct time zone for seamless planning. – Export your itinerary, lists and expenses to CSV Tripsy is free to use, but for access to advanced features like expense tracking and document storage, upgrade to Tripsy Pro. Pro is available with weekly, monthly, and yearly subscription options, or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Terms of Service: https://tripsy.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://tripsy.app/policy

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Reviews

  • Poor parsing of reservation emails

    2
    By Ocon the pic man
    Tripsy while it has some bells and whistles fails far too often at its most basic function which is the parsing and importing of reservation emails. While it could handle reservations from large airlines it quickly got lost with hotel, rental cars, train, restaurant and parking reservations . On top of this when it can’t parse an email the handling of those emails is very kludgy. It turns in to a time consuming manual process. Travel apps are supposed to be a seamless place to store and manage our reservations. Tripsy is not yet close to achieving that vision.
  • Search issues

    2
    By CorndogBandit
    Useful app however the search is not good. It’s not smart. Search “sphere” (referring to Las Vegas sphere) and it doesn’t show up. You have to cherry pick words to get search to hit. Often times it doesn’t work correctly even with cherry picked words. Big part of the app. Will update review if addressed. You can share places from google maps and it will plug into tripsy fine though. Lastly add ability to plan itinerary trip without setting dates. Ex. Having Monday-Sunday able to be set for itinerary without specific dates. Helps with planning of future trips when activities for certain aren’t set yet; more of a work in progress trip/itinerary until dates are set. The search issues is a big hold up for me personally.
  • Update Made it Terrible

    1
    By OCA820
    Everything is difficult and difficult to read
  • Never Going Back

    5
    By Goin'Mobile
    How on earth did we travel without Tripsy? Recently retired, we’re using our newly available time to see the world. Before Tripsy, assembling a trip itinerary, and following it while traveling, was a hassle. With Tripsy, there’s far less labor involved. Too, sharing a trip’s details with traveling companions is simple. Tripsy’s not perfect, but it’s close enough you’ll happily overlook its minor nits. Mine are mainly around adding items to an itinerary with forwarded confirmation emails (EU dates sometimes confuse; and it cannot be expected to parse and handle every confirmation email format). The Pro annual subscription seems reasonably priced for the time saved, and new joy in booking trips. A bonus: Tripsy also runs well on an Apple Silicon Mac with MacOS 15. Thanks Tripsy!
  • Falling out of love

    1
    By Cantabuio
    I am a Tripsy Pro subscriber via Setapp. I wouldn’t pay for the app directly because it just suffers from too many bugs. I tolerate it, but it’s getting harder and harder after multiple occasions of losing data, having appointments randomly move from one trip to another, and having multiple entries that don’t sync from one device to another. All these problems have plagued the app for multiple versions, and even the latest grand rewrite hasn’t fixed them. If the developers are any good, they’re going to reply to this review, but they’re going to advise contacting support. I don’t have time to contact support for all the buggy apps out there. Please just make the app work in the first place. It’s really too bad, because I like the basic concept of the app, but it’s just too flaky to rely on.
  • Good However Expensive

    5
    By Tharwoty
    Good app for comprehensive travel itinerary yet there are alternatives that could be a better replacement either for free or a lower price.
  • Fantastic

    5
    By CaliforniaExpert
    Just got two Dyrt alerts and booked them in the past four days. This app is incredible. Thanks!
  • Terrible updates

    1
    By Travelling Tucker
    Tripsy was my favorite travel app for several years. I loved everything about it, especially the ease of use and navigation. The recent updates make it nothing but frustrating. When you try to add an activity, there is no “save” button, so you have no idea if it’s saved. And sometimes it is, and sometimes it isn’t. I’m cancelling my subscription.
  • I expected more

    2
    By Isaacsnickname
    Lots of small things that would make it more useful seem to have been left out. Seems like the developers haven’t actually used this to plan a trip. It doesn’t show arrival time of flights on itinerary. No integration with air bnb and once you’ve manually added your own lodging it isn’t suggested as a location in other parts of the app. Just lots of small things hard to describe it all…
  • Couldn’t handle a cruise

    1
    By Boston Runner 1
    Wasted a half hour trying to set up a cruise out of Fort Lauderdale. Entered the flight information fine. When I tried to enter information for my cruise, the App was useless. Deleted the App immediately and canceled my trial subscription.

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