Tripwolf is the travel guide for all your Windows devices, large or small

It's a universal app, which we love to see, meaning that you're getting the experience on all your Windows devices. It's free to download and might be one to pack for your upcoming vacation.

Tripwolf

Where something like TripIt is used to plan travel itineraries to the finest degree, Tripwolf is more like that hefty guide book you once carried across the globe. But instead it's perfectly pocketable and you're getting the same experience across phone, tablet and laptop. The app itself is free to download, and you get one free premium guide included with that for a very limited time to celebrate the Windows launch. After that you can purchase on a guide-by-guide basis, purchase special bundles or unlock everything for a one-off payment of £15.99 here in the UK. Regional prices may vary.

From there on out it's exactly as you'd expect a guide book to be. You get a ton of suggestions of places to go based on different categories like places to stay, places to eat, attractions and recommendations if you're at a loose end with no idea where to look. Create a trip in the app, add your favorite selections to it and pin that to your start screen in the Windows app for easy access at any time.

With over 500 destinations around the world supported with complete offline support, there's every chance your next destination is in here somewhere. With that offline support comes offline maps, too. So, you download the guides before you leave over your local data connection and never need to worry about it while you're roaming. If you create an account either through email or Facebook login you get to contribute your own reviews and photos, or follow friends and family as they travel the world.

Tripwolf says it received a lot of requests for Windows apps and we're delighted to see they've followed up on it. It's rated pretty highly on Android and iOS so it's a welcome addition to the Windows and Windows Phone stores. It's not the absolute best looking app you'll ever see, but it's got all the features it has on other platforms. Grab it from the links below now.

QR: Tripwolf

Richard Devine
Managing Editor - Tech, Reviews

Richard Devine is a Managing Editor at Windows Central with over a decade of experience. A former Project Manager and long-term tech addict, he joined Mobile Nations in 2011 and has been found on Android Central and iMore as well as Windows Central. Currently, you'll find him steering the site's coverage of all manner of PC hardware and reviews. Find him on Mastodon at mstdn.social/@richdevine