SimpleTripTravel execution companion
Public BetaFirst beta milestone

Our first step into the journey

The first public beta milestone, covering day-by-day planning, on-trip progress, Apple ecosystem entry points, budgets, photos, and export.

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Overview

SimpleTrip 0.01 is now open to public testers through TestFlight with a practical travel workflow built for the Apple ecosystem. This is an early testing build under active development, not a public App Store release.

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What is included in 0.01

  1. 01
    On-trip focus

    Keep the day moving

    The main app shows places, visit status, and completion progress for the selected date. Existing Apple Watch, widget, and Siri entry points can surface next-stop information.

  2. 02

    Plan one day at a time

    Create trips, dates, and places, organize and filter them by category, then view them in your chosen order or by distance so each day stays easy to understand.

  3. 03

    Move from a place to the way there

    View places on the map, search or select a POI, and quickly add it to the trip. When it is time to leave, hand the selected place to Apple Maps for directions. The iPhone compact map has no inline text search; iPad, Mac, and the place picker provide text search.

  4. 04

    Give each device a clear role

    Adaptive iPhone, iPad, and Mac interfaces are joined by Apple Watch, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Siri, Shortcuts, and deep links for quick glances and direct entry points. Spotlight participates only after the user enables it.

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    Keep the budget and the memories

    Record categorized spending and review statistics, while keeping trip photos in a separate gallery. Export a full itinerary or a single day as PNG, PDF, or Markdown; current exports do not include photos.

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About this beta

An early public beta
0.01 is the Public Beta app version for this milestone; TestFlight may additionally display a build number. Its interface, capabilities, compatibility, and availability may change.
Storage and synchronization
CloudKit is off by default, and this build does not promise real-time synchronization across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Where skipping is available
Skipping is limited to Today Route on Apple Watch and select Home Screen widgets.
AI remains next-phase work
AI itinerary generation remains a next-phase direction and is not yet implemented as a complete capability.