Travel Planner Guide: Tripsy

I tried this app for my trip to plan to Japan. I had to fill in all by my self. No import of flights with stopover. No import of trains. Difficult to insert new events in previous filled dates. This is difficult to manage and not intuitive. Therefore too expensive for what its convenience!

Ten eerste is het super overzichtelijk en modern. Deze app biedt het toevoegen van alle informatie en customizability die je nodig hebt. Het fijn op mac, ipad en iphone. Mocht je de planning willen delen dan kan dat super makkelijk via een web link. Ook dat ziet er super en overzichtelijk uit. Aanrader dit!! Veel beter dan alle andere vakantie planner apps die ik geprobeerd heb.

This app is a must have for trip planning. It’s so much better than every other alternative I’ve tried, it’s not even a competition. The paid features are also really worth it.

Hi there, I use Tripsy for several years, so far so good (except for som issues on timezones 😉). However, I am traveling to Africa, Namibia and Botswana, in November. It appeared that Apple Maps cannot find any routes, showing straight lines on the map. Google Maps is missing som significant roads. My question is whether it is possible to use Google Maps for the overview map and calculations between points in order to get a better forecast of traveling time. There is a very good chart app of Africa, Tracks4Africa which is 200% better than G or A maps. It should be fine to be able to use T4A as default app for traveling. The option to get live flight info is very welcome. It might be very handy to be able to register seat nrs, gate nr, boeking nr and boarding pass nr (presenting QR or barcode), enabling a full paperless experience at the airport. Regards Jaa van der Spek Keep on doing good work!

They REALLY want you to pay. Without it you can barely do anything and they keep spamming notifications constantly to get you to try pro. So deleted the app and just used google, which does the same thing without spamming 👍

Using tripsy is great. I like the map view and the ability to browse through the days. Tripsy’s concept is similar to that of Tripit, which I have used many years ago. If you find the price too steep, consider subscribing to Setapp and enjoy the pro version of Tripsy at no additional cost.

Looks promising but I’ll pass. 5 euros a month. It feels I need to be on a trip every week to even make use of that price.

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 dates aren’t set yet. More of a work in progress trip/itinerary until dates are set.

There a lot of travel planners/organizers and Tripsy has the nicest interface I’ve seen. Others have commented on the limited functionality so I won’t repeat. I use TripIt for work so that’s my reference for a feature rich travel organizer. Neither TripIt nor Tripsy does a great job filling out the terminal or gate information for my flights, but at least TripIt allows me to easily edit the itinerary in the app to add the information. Tripsy doesn’t let me do it in the app on iOS or macOS. The recent update improves handling of expenses, but it’s still not as good as Wanderlog. Syncing across my devices also needs a bit of work. For example, my travel stats show different results across my devices. If you’re looking for a beautiful user interface and can live with some of the limited functionality, give this a try.

My iPad crashes every time I use this app