What is Reddit's opinion of TripIt: Travel Organizer?

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I've tried quite a few travel organisation apps, and the one I keep coming back to is Tripit. You can set it up to import itineraries directly from Gmail, or you can forward emails manually, both of which work really well, even with non-English emails. The UI isn't the prettiest, but it's well organised and easy to quickly find the information you need like a booking reference or seat number. It also has a web version for desktop, which is pretty useful for when you do have to input information manually. It even syncs with other services like PackPoint.

Don't bother paying for the Pro version though.

I recently used Tripit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tripit

• TripIt for organizing my itinerary. It's got a clunky interface and annoys me about half the time I use it, but I haven't found anything else that organizes my plans quite as usefully.
• Citymapper if I'm in a supported city and not driving myself around. In my experience, Citymapper does a far better job of planning non-driving trips, especially multimodal trips, than Google Maps or any other navigation app I've tried.
• Waze if I'm driving myself around. Its traffic modeling is better than the other apps I've tried.
• Osmand+ for general maps. I'm an OpenStreetMap contributor, so I'm biased here, but if nothing else, I'd like it for its offline vector maps.
• Airbnb for tracking my reservation (since I usually Airbnb to find a place to stay when I travel).
• The appropriate app for my airline. (e.g. Southwest, United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta) Most of them suck, but they're still useful for up-to-date gate and timing information (and usually check-ins and mobile boarding passes).

TripIt

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tripit

Haven't used it in a while but worked for me in the past...

I love TripIt

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tripit