We just released an update to the App Store with many improvements to the app: * Added drag and drop support to manually reorder itinerary items. * Added a new Settings option with instructions for connecting Tripsy to MCP-compatible tools such as Claude. * Improved the expenses list with better icons and
Travel planning is full of small decisions: what to do, when to do it, how to group activities, how much time to leave between places, and what to change when plans inevitably shift. Tripsy already gives you one place to organize flights, stays, activities, expenses, and documents. Now, with Tripsy’
* Updated the list of airports with fresh data. * Fixed a bug with layover at the same airport for multiple guests on different times. Fixed a bug with the world map on travel stats being off for a few airports.
This update brings a much better calendar experience, a brand new trip duplication flow, and a long list of improvements across itinerary and map.
Most travel expenses don’t start in a budgeting app. They start in your inbox. Flight confirmations. Hotel bookings. Train tickets. Rental cars. Activity reservations. Almost every meaningful expense arrives first as an email, long before it ever becomes a number you think about tracking. That gap is where most
We just released an update to the App Store with many improvements to the app: * Enhanced the “More” menu on activity details to ensure all actions are always visible, and the delete button is consistently positioned at the bottom. * Resolved a bug in our share extension that could cause discrepancies
This release introduces a few more customization options for Tripsy. You can now change the pinned categories to your preferred ones and arrange them in the order you like. Additionally, this release addresses some bugs in the app.
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
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,
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.
