2 Sygic Travel Alternatives Compared in 2026

Updated 27 October 2026. Disclosure: I built NomadSwipe, which is Android only.

Sygic Travel is now called Tripomatic, a trip planner with itinerary building and travel guides. Its Google Play listing shows 4.2 stars from 18.4K reviews. NomadSwipe is an Android app for another job: swiping through real places in one city and saving the ones you like onto a map.

This page is for people who want one of three things: a day-by-day itinerary with a map, offline maps for a trip without signal, or help choosing what to see. It covers the two alternatives whose pages we read on this date, and it says where each one is the better pick.

At a glance

NomadSwipe

Best for: choosing places in a city by swiping

NomadSwipe is an Android trip planner for finding places. You pick a city and it shows real places one card at a time. Tap Save or swipe right to keep a place, and tap Skip or swipe left to pass. Saved places are pinned on a map for that trip, and the list can be sorted by rating, distance or A to Z.

• Strength: a quick shortlist of places you chose yourself, before you have a plan.

• Limit: it does not build a day-by-day itinerary. The Google Play listing describes swiping, saving and a map, and you plan each day yourself around it.
• Limit: it is Android only.

The base plan includes 3 trips, 2 destination searches and 2 custom pins a month, with a limited number of swipes. Premium (Monthly or Lifetime, bought in the app) removes those limits. Up to 20 recent trips are available offline.

Get NomadSwipe on Google Play

Sygic Travel (Tripomatic)

Best for: a day-by-day itinerary with travel guides and offline maps

Sygic Travel is now sold as Tripomatic, published by Tripomatic s.r.o. Its Google Play listing, updated 22 October 2026, describes a day-by-day itinerary planner with estimated travel times and walking distances, sync between devices and its web planner, and invitations for friends to collaborate on trips. Its older Sygic product page says its travel guides cover more than 10,000 locations.

Offline use and AI travel planning sit behind Premium. The listing says you need Premium to use the app without an internet connection. A reviewer on Google Play says the version without Premium is limited to 5 days in a month and one trip. The older Sygic page describes offline maps without naming a plan, so check the current app before you decide.

• Strength: a day-by-day itinerary and travel guides in one app, with offline maps on Premium.

• Limit: offline maps and AI planning need Premium, and a reviewer reports tight limits on the version without it.

Wanderlog

Best for: an itinerary with a map in one view

Wanderlog's homepage describes one app for all travel planning: detailed itineraries, your itinerary and your map in one view, and bookings in the same place. It says you can plan with friends in real time, with live syncing and collaborative editing. The homepage lists offline access among its features but does not say which plan includes it. We did not confirm its price, because its pricing page returned a 404 this run, so check its site before you decide.

• Strength: the itinerary and the map sit in one view, and collaborative editing is listed.

• Limit: the homepage does not say which plan includes offline access, and we did not confirm its price.

Which to choose

• You want a day-by-day itinerary with guides and offline maps, and you accept Premium: Sygic Travel, now Tripomatic.
• You want to shortlist real places in one city on Android: NomadSwipe.
• You want an itinerary and a map in one view, with collaborative editing: Wanderlog, after you check its price.

Questions people ask

See also: Wanderlog alternatives · Polarsteps alternatives · Mindtrip alternatives · NomadSwipe home · All comparisons