TripCraftr review
A flexible group trip planner with voting, offline access, AI, and expense tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TripCraftr is a collaborative travel planner for friends, families, couples, and other groups. It combines shared day-by-day itineraries with booking confirmation, PDF, and photo imports; maps with stops, legs, and directions; group votes and email ballots; tasks; expense tracking; curated tour suggestions; and offline mobile access. Trips work across web, iOS, and Android, with invitations and shared editing for participants. Lorenzo AI can draft day plans, answer questions using trip context, and suggest detours, making TripCraftr a fit for groups that need more than a static itinerary.
Pricing is structured around trip access and usage. The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes unlimited trips, a shared itinerary, map, inbox, votes, email ballots, five documents, and five Lorenzo replies per day on the nearest trip. Trip Pass costs $9 one time and unlocks one trip for the whole crew, with unlimited documents and Lorenzo on that trip plus an expense ledger. Pro costs $30 per year or $5 per month and unlocks every trip, unlimited documents and Lorenzo conversations, expense tracking with receipt reading, and a calendar feed. Agent Desk costs $49 per month or $490 per year and adds client mail, itineraries in one thread, guides, and a trip board for every client trip.
The product’s breadth suits groups coordinating reservations, routes, decisions, documents, and shared costs in one workspace. Offline itinerary and map access on mobile is useful for travel days, while the web, iOS, and Android versions support different participant preferences. Viator and Stripe are listed integrations. TripCraftr is a strong choice for collaborative trips where voting and expenses matter; travelers wanting only a simple itinerary may find its broader planning toolkit unnecessary, while professional users should consider whether Agent Desk matches their client-trip workflow.
TripCraftr pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Shared itineraries, votes, email ballots, and group editing
- Booking, PDF, and photo imports with maps and offline mobile access
- Expense ledger, receipt reading, AI planning, and calendar feeds
- Where it doesn't
- The free plan limits documents and daily Lorenzo replies
- Advanced expense and calendar features require a paid plan
- Integration coverage is limited to Viator and Stripe
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