TripCase vs WorldMate?
 

Now that TripIt is up for renewal, I wanted to look into something new.

Is TripCase or WorldMate a better general option then TripIt?

What is your experience with these?

I haven't used TripCase. I find that WorldMate's capabilities are similar to TripIt's except when it comes to integration with other applications. Many applications that track flight information on Android and iOS devices have some level of TripIt integration. (Some for a fee.)

Joel

Let's seek the help of the readers of our Travel Tools forum. I'll move this there for more discussion. Ocn Vw 1K, Moderator, TravelBuzz.

TripIt v. TripCase v. Anything else?
 

guys - tripcase alerted me 90 mins later after a sun country flight was delayed. Not consistent with major carriers too. Have you guys seen this and are there any decent alternatives that alert you through the phone app

thx

I used trip case at one time, so I'm familiar with it. I would wonder if the fault is with trip case or elsewhere.

For what it's worth, I set up email alerts through the air carrier and I also use flight aware at same time. (I used flight stats in the past, when it was no cost to user to set up alerts.)

Flight aware is pretty good for tracking the status if individual flights.

Google Trips may also be a good alternative.

I have tried them all.

Flightaware is the best.

can you forward your itinerary to flight aware ?

I do not know. For that I liked Kayak the best. It will sync with my calendar. Its alerts are a delayed a few minutes from Flightaware.

This thread fits the agenda of the "Travel Tools" forum. We'll move it there for better indexing.

I use Tripcase and I am happy with the alerts. In an airport I always got Tripcase alert about a change of gate or a delay - before it was displayed on an electronic board or announced.

I once got a Tripcase delay alert for 10 or 15 minutes. It was not displayed or announced. I asked the agent at the gate about it and she said: This is correct, but we do not tell people about such small delays.

Tripit also has flight alerts, but only in the Pro level that costs $49/year. However, many companies offer it to their employees.

TripIt v. TripCase v. Anything else?
 

I've been using TripIt for many, many years. I had Pro back when Barclays covered that cost.

Nothing much has changed over there, and, as I posted in another thread, I've grown really, really tired of their website. I have to log in again if I haven't used it for a few days (way too short of a time-out) and the website just wastes a TON of space on the page, requiring a lot of scrolling. The iOS apps aren't great either - lots of time to refresh, and not really a fantastic data display on either (although iPad is much better than iPhone).

So I started in on TripCase and I'm considering a full changeover.

I'm liking what I'm seeing so far. But there are problems.

Definitely, my biggest beef is the on-screen look of TripIt, and here, TripCase is far more current and usable.

I'm having a problem with auto-merge (it's basically non-existent) but I can manually deal with that if need be. TripIt clearly beats TripCase on this point. And it doesn't seem like it should be very complicated.

I'm a little freaked out by my info appearing in TripCase automatically somehow. I see other FT threads about how and why this happens. I don't find this a compelling feature (quite the reverse) but such is life in the world of big data.

Every time I've tried to dump TripIt before (Kayak, Google Trips, a few others I can't remember) I've humbly come running back. I'm hoping this is the big switchover.

What do you mean by "auto-merge"? You mean auto-import of the plans?

Try Kayak.