Tripmojo vs Tripsy
Tripsy is a beautifully designed trip organizer for the Apple ecosystem - itineraries, documents and templates that feel native on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Watch.
At a glance
| Tripmojo | Tripsy | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free - every feature included, no Pro tier | Free tier · Pro $59.99/yr or $9.99/mo · $299 lifetime |
| Platforms | iOS, Android and web | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro (no Android; web listed as coming soon) |
Tripsy pricing checked against its live pages in July 2026.
What Tripsy does well
- The nicest-looking itinerary of the four, with genuinely native apps across every Apple device including Watch and Vision Pro.
- Trip templates and activity suggestions take some blank-page pain out of organizing.
- Sharing works well for families already inside the Apple ecosystem.
Where the organizer model stops
- Apple-only. A group trip with one Android traveller cannot live in Tripsy - and most group trips have one. (Android and web are "coming soon" on their site, as they have been for a while.)
- Planning is still manual: templates dress up the blank page, but you fill in every day yourself.
- The organizer features you want most - document storage, expense tracking - sit behind Pro at $59.99/yr, the most expensive subscription of the four.
The real difference
If everyone on your trip carries an iPhone and you want the prettiest possible record of a trip you have already planned, Tripsy earns its keep. Tripmojo’s difference is upstream and sideways: it drafts the plan itself, it runs on Android and the web so the whole group can actually join, and the things Tripsy charges $59.99/yr for - documents, expenses - are free.
Where Tripmojo falls short
- Tripmojo is new. TripIt has been parsing confirmation emails since 2006; we ship parser fixes weekly, but you will still occasionally meet a booking email we misread and have to correct by hand.
- Automatic booking detection only works with Gmail. On Outlook or any other inbox you forward or upload bookings yourself - there is no auto-scan for non-Google email yet.
- There is no loyalty-program tooling: Tripmojo does not track points balances, monitor fares for refund claims, or watch seat maps the way TripIt Pro does.
Try the planner side by side
Connect Gmail and your bookings assemble themselves - or forward any confirmation email. Everything is free: AI planning, shared group planning, flight alerts, expense splitting and an offline document vault.
Does Tripmojo work on Android, unlike Tripsy?
Yes - Tripmojo has native iOS and Android apps plus a full web app, so a mixed group can share one live itinerary. Tripsy runs on Apple devices only, with Android and web listed as coming soon.
Is Tripmojo cheaper than Tripsy Pro?
Tripsy Pro is $59.99/yr, $9.99/mo, or $299 lifetime, and gates document storage and expense tracking. Both are free in Tripmojo, with no paid tier at all.
How we compare
- Tripsy pricing was checked against its own live pages in July 2026, not taken from a review site. Prices change; the link is there so you can check it yourself.
- Features are compared on what each product actually ships today, from hands-on use. We do not count features against each other, because a longer list is not a better trip.
- Tripmojo makes this comparison and benefits if you switch. Read it with that in mind, and try both.
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Written by Tripmojo’s editorial team and reviewed by Simran Raheja before publishing. Pricing and features change - check the linked source before you decide.
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