Comparison

NomadPoint
vs Tripsy

Looking for a Tripsy alternative? Tripsy organises a trip beautifully. NomadPoint also tracks whether you are allowed to be there.

Tripsy

Tripsy is a polished iOS trip planner for organising bookings, documents and itineraries, and it is very good at that. What it does not do is tell you how long you may legally stay. NomadPoint covers the same planning ground and adds visa and passport tracking tied to the passport you actually hold.

Where it wins

Beautiful, polished iOS app design
Great for organising flight and hotel bookings
Strong document and PDF attachment support
Good for sharing a trip with travel companions
💳 Tripsy requires a subscription ($24.99/year or $4.99/month) for full access. NomadPoint is free to download and use. NomadPoint Pro is optional ($2.99/week, $7.99/month, $59.99/year, or $149.99 once) and unlocks the advanced planning and document features.
Free

NomadPoint

If your trips are vacations with a start and an end date, Tripsy is a lovely choice. If you are stacking countries back to back and "how many days do I have left here" actually matters, that is the gap NomadPoint fills.

What NomadPoint adds

Visa and entry requirements per destination, for your passport
Rolling-window day counting (Schengen 90/180 across the whole area, not per country)
Passport validity warnings before you book
Multi-passport trips — each traveller gets their own visa status
Free to start, with Pro optional
✓ Free to join. No credit card required.

Feature Comparison

FeatureTripsyNomadPoint
Trip planning (multi-city)✓ Core feature✓ Core feature
Visa requirements per passport✗ Not available✓ Per destination
Schengen 90/180 day counting✗ Not available✓ Rolling window, whole area
Passport expiry warnings✗ Not available✓ Checked per destination
Document attachment✓ Excellent✓ Per traveller
Price$24.99/yearFree, Pro optional

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free alternative to Tripsy?

NomadPoint is free to download and covers the same multi-city planning ground, adding visa and passport tracking. Some advanced features sit behind an optional Pro subscription.

How is NomadPoint different from Tripsy?

Tripsy organises what you have booked. NomadPoint does that and also tracks whether you are allowed to be there — entry requirements for the passport you hold, days remaining per country, and rolling-window zones such as Schengen.

Does NomadPoint track Schengen days?

Yes. It counts days used and remaining across the whole Schengen Area on a rolling 180-day window, rather than counting each country separately, and does so per passport for everyone on a shared trip.

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