TripTruth
16 Sept 2026launched 14 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.1latest version · 6 days ago
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Every booking for a trip, in one itinerary, in the order it happens. Forward a confirmation to plans@triptruth.app — the flight, the hotel, the 06:14 to Brussels, the client dinner — and it becomes a plan on the right trip, in the time zone it happens in, so a red-eye lands on the day it really lands on. The same booking forwarded twice is reconciled, not duplicated. There is no form to fill in and nothing to retype. Or share a screenshot of a booking page straight from Photos or Safari. Same result. SHARE THE PLAN, NOT THE PAPERWORK There are two numbers on a booking and only one of them is safe to send. Someone you share a trip with as a viewer gets the flight number, the airports, the times, the terminal and the seat — everything they would otherwise have to ask you for. What they never get is the record locator, the fare, the loyalty number or the documents. Editors get all of it, because they are the ones who will be on the phone to the airline at six in the morning. Put someone in a group once — Family, Work — and they get the trips already in it and every one after. The trip that should not be shared goes to private@triptruth.app instead. IN THEIR CALENDAR, NOT THEIR INBOX They subscribe once in Apple Calendar, Google or Outlook, and your travel is simply there. Nobody has to ask you to forward it again. ALSO • Reminders the day before a flight or a check-in, and before a booking stops being refundable • A trip link that unfurls in Slack or Messages as a boarding pass — never the city, the dates or the client • A read-only link for the people who will never make an account • One page, printed, for the border queue that wants to see a flight home • Works offline, so your next trips stay readable with no signal at all • Sign in with Apple or with Google WHAT WE READ Only what you forward. TripTruth never connects to your mailbox and never reads your mail. Signing in gives us your name and email address — and, from Google, a profile picture — and nothing else. WHAT IT COSTS Free for 3 trips a year, with no card and no trial. Forwarding, sharing, calendar feeds, reminders and printing are unlimited on a free account and always have been. TripTruth Premium removes the limit on trips. It is an auto-renewable subscription of £19.99 a year, shown in your own currency at the moment of purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account on confirmation, and it renews for the same term each year unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends. Renewal is charged within 24 hours of the period ending. Manage it or cancel it in your Apple Account settings after purchase. Terms of Use (EULA): https://triptruth.app/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://triptruth.app/privacy/ To start: forward a booking to plans@triptruth.app, then sign in with the address you sent it from. The trip is already there.Read more
Every booking for a trip, in one itinerary, in the order it happens.
Forward a confirmation to plans@triptruth.app — the flight, the hotel, the 06:14 to Brussels, the client dinner — and it becomes a plan on the right trip, in the time zone it happens in, so a red-eye lands on the day it really lands on. The same booking forwarded twice is reconciled, not duplicated. There is no form to fill in and nothing to retype.
Or share a screenshot of a booking page straight from Photos or Safari. Same result.
SHARE THE PLAN, NOT THE PAPERWORK
There are two numbers on a booking and only one of them is safe to send. Someone you share a trip with as a viewer gets the flight number, the airports, the times, the terminal and the seat — everything they would otherwise have to ask you for. What they never get is the record locator, the fare, the loyalty number or the documents. Editors get all of it, because they are the ones who will be on the phone to the airline at six in the morning.
Put someone in a group once — Family, Work — and they get the trips already in it and every one after. The trip that should not be shared goes to private@triptruth.app instead.
IN THEIR CALENDAR, NOT THEIR INBOX
They subscribe once in Apple Calendar, Google or Outlook, and your travel is simply there. Nobody has to ask you to forward it again.
ALSO
• Reminders the day before a flight or a check-in, and before a booking stops being refundable
• A trip link that unfurls in Slack or Messages as a boarding pass — never the city, the dates or the client
• A read-only link for the people who will never make an account
• One page, printed, for the border queue that wants to see a flight home
• Works offline, so your next trips stay readable with no signal at all
• Sign in with Apple or with Google
WHAT WE READ
Only what you forward. TripTruth never connects to your mailbox and never reads your mail. Signing in gives us your name and email address — and, from Google, a profile picture — and nothing else.
WHAT IT COSTS
Free for 3 trips a year, with no card and no trial. Forwarding, sharing, calendar feeds, reminders and printing are unlimited on a free account and always have been.
TripTruth Premium removes the limit on trips. It is an auto-renewable subscription of £19.99 a year, shown in your own currency at the moment of purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account on confirmation, and it renews for the same term each year unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends. Renewal is charged within 24 hours of the period ending. Manage it or cancel it in your Apple Account settings after purchase.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://triptruth.app/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://triptruth.app/privacy/
To start: forward a booking to plans@triptruth.app, then sign in with the address you sent it from. The trip is already there.
Versions
- Version 1.1First seen · 24 Sept 2026
Offline support - access your saved trip information on the plane or without signal
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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