What’s New
This update takes on the part of trip planning that usually means ten browser tabs: actually getting from one place to the next.
The journeys between your cities. When your plan has more than one city, Travel Buddy now works out how you’d get between them. For every leg you see the real options: a flight, a train, a bus, or how long the drive takes, each with an honest price and duration.
Ranked against your budget. Set a budget for the trip and the options sort themselves to match it, so you can see what the cheaper, slower route actually costs you in hours before you commit to it.
Somewhere to stay. Places to stay show up the same way, priced for the number of people actually travelling rather than a generic nightly rate.
A one-tap sign in. Google and Apple now lead the sign-in screen, so most people get in with a single tap, and the email form only turns up if you want it. On Android, that form no longer jumps around when the keyboard opens.
Clearer trip maps. Every place you stayed gets one pin, instead of one for each stop along the way.