Travel Planner Guide: Tripsy

Travel Planner Guide: Tripsy

By Tripsy LLC

  • Category: Travel
  • Release Date: 2018-10-26
  • Current Version: 3.4.8
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 236.98 MB
  • Developer: Tripsy LLC
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 17.6
Score: 4.67846
4.67846
From 4,382 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

  • Keep discovering new bugs

    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. The latest bug I have come across is that the app merges flights incorrectly and deletes reservations you have carefully entered. I am on a shared trip and both my travel partner and myself are taking the same flight but on two different days. We have different record locator numbers, different dates, different seats, but the app can only have one of our two flights. If you try to import the info of one, it deletes the other. 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.

  • Great

    5
    By Isaac_30462
    Love it. I would like to see the option to add activities that aren’t location based though, it’s quite frustrating being limited to Apple Maps’ data, and results being filters by a small radius makes it worse. Also I find I have to cancel out of activities after I add them, I don’t see a button that clearly saves the activity and returns to the main itinerary. Sometimes I forget to add a specific start and end time, and then the activity doesn’t save. I also think the way that activities are added could be more dynamic, like in the structured app (although that ux isn’t perfect either). Moving activities between days and times isn’t an easy experience. It could be cool to group sets of activities, since often one activity is part of a chain, also like in the Structured app, where you have one overall task and then sub-tasks. Another quirk to the app is if you try to overview the first day of a trip, it includes the whole flight path. So you’re just looking at countries rather than the place you’re visiting. It could also be neat to have a a planning aspect that is a little looser, like note taking. Note taking could be for group meetings, taking in everyone’s ideas. It could also be to block out different days by themes, since I think most people center days around a theme, like a museum day, or a hiking day. Perhaps a more dynamic experience would be having different layers of detail to the app that can be edited arranged easily, so you’re not always working with specific times and places. For our most recent trip my family made a spreadsheet instead, since that software is easier to share, and cells are super easy to move around. For the itinerary all we really needed was morning, afternoon, evening cells, often with simple plans, like “hike” or “explore town”.

  • TripIt data

    1
    By nycmax
    Does poor job of importing TripIt data. Why limit only the last ten years being imported? So do I have to manually enter in everything before 2015?

  • Can’t import flight plans

    1
    By JaiReWiz
    I have a pro subscription and I can’t even import my flight plans from email or share sheets. It’s kind of ridiculous. It loads flights as a dinner reservation and confirmation emails for flights as a document with no parsing done at all.

  • UX a little funky

    2
    By Laura Titian Holder
    Many sent documents don’t upload into my itinerary, they just live under documents instead of being interpreted and added into my itinerary. Other travel apps interpret and incorporate into the overall trip. Also it’s just not intuitive enough to find and open trips. It’s not a photo app — a shiny thumbnail isn’t sufficient. Also there’s no desktop version (?) so I can only manage trips on my phone. That’s a hindrance.

  • Good but could be great

    4
    By CrBz2004
    I wish some app/program would be able to read and add itineraries from tour companies! If you could do this you would be top! I was impressed until this had trouble with reading an “update to Viator booking” email…. It’s a good thing Tripit could read it and can be auto imported.

  • Unhelpful

    1
    By Bozarth
    You now have to pay for a Pro account just to submit your email confirmations to be added to your trip, which is a free feature of Tripit. However, even if you do pay for Pro just for this feature that competitors still offer for free, the user experience of Tripsy is frustrating. Adding plans, travel directions, and itinerary items not very intuitive, and there seems to be little in the way of online guidance and help. This app looks good, but it is very hard to use. It's ridiculous that you would have to pay for something this bulky, confusing, and frustrating. Don't bother.

  • Easy and organized

    5
    By Jamirdh
    It’s so easy to organize your trips with TRIPSY. I’ve used this app several times and love the convenience of it. All of my information for anything I’ve planed is right there.

  • Great App... 0 customer support

    3
    By Kboczek
    Great App... 0 customer support. Like a wheel that’s turning where the hamster is dead.. Merge needs work.. Doesn't actually merge, it deletes the second one clicked.. Need to be a true merge and possibly a preview that let's you pick what you keep.. Good example of this is how Ancestry does that.. Maybe add an undo... I tried to re import stuff and it ignores what had been deleted or merged without even asking if you want to re import.. Would be nice that included free stuff aligns with what's offered by the competition too.. Hopefully the big update will make the actual itinerary open in for front the way Tripit does it then click to expand it as it is now. Also want to change the ordering of the past trips- i like them to start newest on top. Deleted account now - might try again in several months..

  • New User

    4
    By jkl531
    I’ve used this for a couple of trips now… I really like it. I was a “Tripcase” user for years and was looking for a replacement. This was as close as I’ve found. I’m using the free version and love it… I can’t really justify the PRO version at this time as I am not traveling as much as I once was - but have used this twice since the beginning of the year. I would recommend this app, for sure!!

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