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otsuka vs TripIt

TripIt organizes what you've booked: forward a confirmation email and your flights, hotels and cars land on one itinerary. otsuka plans what you do between them, and rearranges the day when it rains or you're tired. Plenty of travellers could use both.

Written by the people who make otsuka, from the sources at the foot of the page, as of October 2026.

otsukaTripIt
Runs oniPhoneiPhone, Android, Mac, Apple Watch and the web
Price$39.99 a year, or $7.99 a month with the first month at $0.99. No free version.Free. TripIt Pro is $49 a year, with a 30-day free trial.
How a plan startsIt writes every day with times, from when you land, what you're into and how full you like your days.From your booking confirmations, forwarded or synced from your inbox, or added by hand.
Things to doReal places for every day, each with a line on what it is.Only what you add yourself
When it rains“It's raining” moves what's outdoors to another day and brings indoor things forward.Shows the forecast on your plans.
When a flight changesNoFlight alerts and alternate flights with Pro
On the dayOpens on today: what's on now, what's next, the rest below.A timeline of your plans, widgets for what's next, and when to leave for the airport with Pro.
SharingThe trip's story, as pictures, once it endsShare a trip, or every trip automatically with Pro
OfflineTrips are stored on your phone.Your last synced itinerary
AccountNoneRequired

Where TripIt is better

Where otsuka is different

Which one

Pick TripIt if your trips are mostly flights and hotels to keep track of, especially for work.

Pick otsuka if you want the days planned and kept workable when things change. The two don't overlap much: TripIt for getting there, otsuka for what you do there.

Coming to the App Store

iPhone only. A subscription: $39.99 a year, or $7.99 a month with the first month at $0.99 for new subscribers. There is no free version.

Sources

What TripIt offers as of October 2026, from the pages below. Write to support@bedrocklabs.dev if something here has changed.