TripHobo

Web · Android · iPhone

Freedom report

Three barsScore 6.4

  • Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
  • Runs widely3 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

TripHobo helps you build customized, day-wise travel itineraries for cities and towns around the world. Its planner suggests activities, sightseeing spots, tours, transport options, attraction hours, visit durations, and nearby restaurants. You can drag and drop activities to shape a plan or browse and customize more than 1 million itineraries created by users. The planner estimates trip budgets and shows local transit choices such as metro, rail, bus, and car. Itineraries can be saved, printed, and shared; plans are private by default, with an option to make them public. TripHobo is free and available on the web, Android, and iOS. Its mobile apps support editing, saving, and sharing plans, as well as booking hotels. TripHobo names Expedia, Skyscanner, Zomato, and Booking.com as partners; TripAdvisor provides ratings and reviews, while Google powers location data. Its fact sheet says the service was founded in 2012 by three friends. The privacy policy says payment card information for tours and activities is processed by a payment partner and is not stored by TripHobo.

Who it is for

TripHobo suits travelers who want to assemble multi-city or day-wise plans, estimate budgets, and explore community itineraries. It is available to people planning on the web or using an iOS or Android app.

What is good

  • Free trip planning supports multiple, multi-city plans.
  • Suggestions cover attractions, transport, hours, and nearby restaurants.
  • More than 1 million user-created itineraries can be customized.
  • Plans can be saved, printed, and shared.
  • Plans are private by default, with an option to publish them.

What to know first

  • Payment card information for tours and activities is processed by a payment partner.
  • Hotel booking is listed for the mobile apps.

Verdict

TripHobo brings itinerary suggestions, user-created plans, budget estimates, and local transit options into a free planner. Its web and mobile availability and private-by-default plans are useful details to weigh when choosing a planning tool.

Get started with TripHobo

  1. Visit https://www.triphobo.com/tripplanner or use the iOS or Android app.
  2. Create a free trip plan and add cities.
  3. Use suggestions or adapt a user-generated itinerary.
  4. Rearrange activities and review budget and transit options.
  5. Save, print, or share the plan; choose whether to make it public.

Questions about TripHobo

Is TripHobo free?

Yes. Its Free trip planner is listed at no cost.

What can I do with the free plan?

It includes free trip planning and allows multiple, multi-city plans.

Which platforms are available?

TripHobo is available on the web, Android, and iOS.

Can I share a trip plan?

Yes. Plans can be saved, printed, and shared. They are private by default, and users can choose to make them public.

Does TripHobo book travel?

Its mobile apps support booking hotels. TripHobo also names Expedia, Skyscanner, Zomato, and Booking.com as partners.

Who provides ratings and location data?

TripAdvisor provides ratings and reviews, while Google powers location data.

TripHobo plans and pricing

All plans
Free trip planner Free Free trip planning; create multiple, multi-city plans triphobo.com · 11 Oct 2026

Compared on travel itinerary apps

Free plan
Yes
Shared itineraries
Yes
Primary platform
web

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