We just released a new update to the App Store, including several fixes and improvements to the app. * Removed the step of confirming the category when saving an activity with a filter by category enabled. * Fixed a bug that prevented the invite from being hidden from the list after accepting
Most trips don’t fail because of bad destinations. They fail because of small frictions that pile up. Details scattered across apps. Plans that live in someone’s head. Bookings that are technically saved, but never quite where you need them. A travel planner doesn’t eliminate uncertainty, but it
We just released a new update to the App Store, including several fixes and improvements to the app. * Display hotel checkout, car rental drop-off, and parking pick-up activities in our widgets. * Added assigned guests to the CSV export of expenses and activities. * Improvements to the map labels to avoid displaying
Traveling to multiple countries is amazing. Trying to figure out how much you actually spent afterward? Not so much. One coffee in euros. A train ticket in Swiss francs. A hotel in dollars. Some cash here and there. By the end of the trip, most people either: * Stop tracking completely,
If you travel once or twice a year, organizing a trip manually is annoying, but manageable. If you travel often, it quickly becomes unsustainable. Frequent travelers don’t struggle because trips are complex. They struggle because trips are repetitive. Flights, hotels, trains, check-ins, confirmations, changes. The same information, over and
Travel bookings arrive by email. Flights, hotels, trains, activities — everything lands in your inbox. For a long time, that feels perfectly fine. You search for “flight”, archive the confirmation, maybe star an important message, and move on. After all, email is where the booking came from, so it must be
This update was designed for travel groups of all kinds—whether you're a couple, a family, a group of friends, or even a tour operator—because planning a trip together is about more than logistics. It's about people. And this version makes that experience smoother than ever.
Since we launched our update 3.4, we introduced several new app intents to the app. That, allows Tripsy to be integrated with other apps that also have app intents on iOS and Mac. Turns out that ChatGPT also has support for app intents, so we developed a few integrations
This release introduces a series of integrations with Shortcuts and Apple Intelligence, along with several fixes and improvements to the app. Apple Intelligence Now you can ask Siri to show your next activities, your next flight or to open Tripsy to search of a specific activity or document. Few phrases
We are super excited to share with you the latest update of Tripsy. This is a major update with some super important additions to the app, plus an immense number of fixes and performance improvements. Enjoy! Nearby Places When browsing a list of places, you might just want to see
As the chill of winter begins to settle in, the anticipation of another magical holiday season beckons. Fond memories of last year’s festivities might still linger, but new adventures await. Indeed, now might also be a good time to consider whether you want to take a winter vacation. Winter
Sure, it might sound like a blast to say you need to travel to test a travel app, but the reality is that some journeys can be far more complex than we initially realize. While some folks may simply require a flight and a hotel, with the rest of their
