Tripomatic

Tripomatic is a travel itinerary planner from Tripomatic s.r.o., registered at Za Parkem 631/14 in Brno, Czech Republic. The home page says the app is free to use with no credit card needed and no time limit on the free plan. That plan allows planned activities on up to 5 days per calendar month across all trips and up to 25 places and hotels per trip, and it shows ads.

Premium is listed at $29.99 a year. The planner works on web, iOS and Android and offers drag-and-drop day scheduling, routing for several modes of travel and shared trips with edit or view-only access. Place data is credited to OpenStreetMap contributors, Wikimedia and Tripomatic editors. The home page names no owner of the company.

• Drag-and-drop day scheduling. Days are arranged by dragging places into order, with smart time estimates. The home page does not explain how the estimates are calculated or how accurate they are.
• Routing for several modes. Routing covers walking, public transit, car, bike and hiking trails. That gives travellers one tool for city walks and trail days, though the page does not detail route coverage by country.
• Shared trips. Trips can be shared with edit or view-only access, and the home page describes real-time collaboration. Groups can plan together, with people who only need to read the plan given the lighter access.
• Travel alerts and flights. Travel alerts for advisories, severe weather, strikes and natural hazards are free. Flights can be added by number or route for free, while live flight updates belong to Premium.
• Offline maps and exports on Premium. Premium adds offline maps for every destination and export to PDF, GPX and KML. Free users cannot rely on these when abroad without data, which is the clearest reason to upgrade.
• AI planning on Premium. Premium includes unlimited AI trip planning, place research and cost estimates. The pages we read do not describe which models are used or how the suggestions are produced.
• Map layers, weather and costs. Premium adds map layers including satellite, outdoor and winter, weather forecasts for travel dates, trip costs in the home currency and sync across devices.

• Occasional travellers. Someone who takes a few trips a year can stay on the free plan, planning activities on up to 5 days per month and up to 25 places and hotels per trip, accepting the ads.
• Hikers and outdoor travellers. Hiking-trail routing, GPX and KML export and outdoor and winter map layers on Premium suit people who want trail data on a device away from mobile coverage.
• Groups planning together. Friends or families can share a trip with edit access for planners and view-only access for others, which keeps one plan instead of several message threads.

Open the planner on the web or install the iOS or Android app. The home page says no credit card is needed and the free plan has no time limit, so a first trip can be started straight away. Add places and hotels, up to 25 per trip on the free plan, then drag them into days, up to 5 planned days per calendar month across all trips.

Choose a routing mode such as walking or public transit. To collaborate, share the trip with edit or view-only access. Premium has a 7-day free trial, and the page says the user is not charged if they cancel before it ends.

Tripomatic s.r.o. gives a Brno address and runs a planner on web, iOS and Android. The free plan has no time limit but allows activities on 5 days a month and 25 places per trip, with ads.

Premium is published yearly, with a 7-day trial, and adds offline maps, exports and AI planning. Routing covers walking, transit, car and bike. The home page names no owner.

Tripomatic is entry #2 of 13 in the travel itinerary planner apps list: it follows Stippl and comes before Tripsy. Because challengers fill the first three places when a category has them, the number is a place on a list and not a rating.

Counting headquarters, 3 out of 13 sit in Europe; for Tripomatic that is Czechia.

Tripomatic schedules days by dragging places into slots, with time estimates and routes on foot, by transit, car, bike or hiking trail.

Trips can be shared as editable or view-only.

In the catalogue: Free plan with monthly activity limits and ads; Premium published yearly with a 7-day trial.

The free plan has no time limit and needs no credit card. It allows planned activities on up to 5 days per calendar month across all trips, up to 25 places and hotels per trip, and shows ads. Tripomatic Premium is listed at $29.99 a year, billed once a year. The page shows the dollar sign without a currency code and says checkout charges in the local currency, so the charged amount may differ. A 7-day free trial is offered on the Premium page, and a user who cancels before the trial ends is not charged. Premium removes the free-plan limits and the ads and adds the AI planning, offline maps, exports, map layers, weather forecasts, cost tracking and sync described above.

Where this comes from: the vendor pages at tripomatic.com/en, checked for Best Travel Itinerary Planner Apps in 2026 on 13 November 2026.

The pages we read name Tripomatic s.r.o., with an address in Brno, Czech Republic, a VAT number and a company identification number, registered at the Regional Court in Brno. The home page names no owner of the company. It credits place data to OpenStreetMap contributors, Wikimedia and Tripomatic editors, and names no other third-party integrations.

Encryption, retention periods and certifications are not described on the pages we read. Trips can be shared with edit or view-only access, which controls who can change a plan, though the pages do not explain whether shared links can be revoked.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• OpenStreetMap
• Wikimedia
• iOS app
• Android app
• Audio Guides by Tripomatic
• GPX export
• KML export
• PDF export
• Flight lookup

These are the nearest neighbours of Tripomatic in the same list, picked on shared traits and price model.

• Pilot (#5 of 13): Collaborative trip plans with offline access and group booking. (Canada)
• Wanderlog (#6 of 13): Free itinerary and road trip planner that imports booking emails. Best for: Road trippers and city visitors who want reservations imported and routes reordered. (United States)
• Roadtrippers (#7 of 13): A good match for: Casual road trippers who want prompts and can live with trip limits.

Read from the vendor’s own pages on 12 November 2026.

• tripomatic.com/en: Free plan terms, no credit card, ads and limits of 5 days and 25 places
• tripomatic.com/en: Company address in Brno, Czech Republic; no owner named; data credits
• tripomatic.com/en: Scheduling, routing, sharing, alerts, flights, platforms and Audio Guides app
• tripomatic.com/en/premium: Premium at $29.99 a year, 7-day trial and Premium features

Four tests decide a position: how soon the product is useful, what the bill really becomes, how data leaves and who it suits. Tripomatic ends up at #2 among 13. How vendor facts are sourced, and how money can and cannot influence a page, is in the editorial process.