New Android and iPhone apps

Since we launched our free TripIt for iPhone app, many of you have requested that we develop apps for other devices. We've been hard at work both improving our iPhone app and building apps for different platforms. Today, we’re happy to announce the availability of our newest free app, TripIt for Android. You can download it by searching for “TripIt” in the Android Market. 

With TripIt for Android, you can –

• Access your TripIt itineraries right from your Android
• Get maps and directions and make calls to airlines, hotels, etc. straight from your itinerary with the tap of a finger
• Use TripIt Pro to see flight alerts and find alternate flight options

And good news for iPhone users, too- the newest version of our free iPhone app is now in the iPhone app store. Updates include support for TripIt Pro, as well as some other handy travel tools. Whether you’re using the free version of TripIt or you subscribe to TripIt Pro, download the app and see why Apple calls it a holiday travel essential.

BlackBerry users, we are almost done with your free app, too. It’s being beta tested now, and we expect to have it ready for you before the end of the year. Thank you for your patience!

We hope you enjoy our new apps, and they help you out during any upcoming holiday travels. Remember, your ideas are a fundamental part of the improvements we make to our apps, so please, keep your feedback coming.

Comments

[Andy]

iPhone, Android, Blackberry oh my

Please release one for Windows Mobile :\

[Cato Haukeland]

Ye, need one for Windows Phone. I'm having the HTC HD2 and a tripit app would make it perfect.

[Marek]

How about one for Nokia / Symbian?

[Paulo O. Andreoli]

I agree. We need a Windows Mobile application please...

[David Limiero]

Don't forget Palm Pre/Pixi and WebOS

[Kevin Boyle]

Yes! WebOS! Arrival of a WebOS app will also prompt me to pay for TripIt Pro membership.

[Mike]

Symbian S60v5 is an absolute must for Tripit. Tripit pro (through travtracker pro and/or Tripit app) is indispensable on my iPod touch; however for my Symbian S60 cellphone I'm stuck with WorldMate.

[thegirlinthecafe]

I love the Android app. It works very well, so handy to have all that travel information available on my phone.

[Chris]

I'm patiently awaiting a webOS app for trip it!!! Can't wait!

[Andy]

Does the app support offline browsing/saving of trips? Right now I plan on saving the web page in Opera because I don't plan on getting cell phone service (just using WiFi) in New Zealand.

This would be a nice feature.

[Angie Ryan]

Andy, the answer to your question is yes, the app does support offline browsing and saving of trips.

[michael]

windows mobile!

[jon]

before iphones and androids were nokia symbian. we make up 52% of the world smartphone population - please dont forget us. we are to the left of the pacific and right of the atlantic :)

[Pam Tipton]

Ditto ... please create an app for the Palm Pre!

[thewinchester]

Symbian, please!!!
Either an app on its own or integrate with someone in this area (Psiloc for example) to make this happen.

[Norbert Allan Aquende]

Windows phone please!!!

[Andy A]

windows phone app please!!

[Soap opera spoiler]

iPhone, Android, Blackberry oh my. Please a version for Windows Mobile

[Sam]

blackberry app?

[Angie Ryan]

TripIt has a BlackBerry app as well. More info on that here: http://www.tripit.com/uhp/blackberry

[Sean M]

Another plea for a WebOS version!! Please!!

[Kontantkort R. J.]

Is Android the best operating system for cell phones? I have heard many people say that.. - K. Johansen

[Joseph Katz]

ANOTHER shoutout for WebOS!

[Joseph Katz]

BTW I've been checking out the API for Tripit. For all you WebOS people wanting an APP, maybe we can build our own.

Not an option for Symbian and Blackberry, but WEBOS rocks for that reason.

[Kiu]

WebOS version please.........