Improved

Every pin on the map says what it costs

Press a stop or a connection on the map and its card now shows the price, for your party and in your currency. The grip that reorders a day moved to the left, out from under your thumb, and every connection on the map wears the same badge.

A map with three stop markers and two outlined connection badges on the route between them; a card open over one stop names it, its type and time, and its price

TripBudget is a budget first, so the map should say what things cost. Press any stop, and any connection between two stops, and its card lists the price beside its type and time: for everyone travelling, in the currency you chose for the trip, and Free where you said so. A stop with no price yet says nothing, so the card never invents a number.

  • The grip that picks up a stop to reorder your day is now at the left of the card, beside the line. It sat at the right edge, exactly where a thumb rests to scroll the panel on a phone, and a scroll would sometimes pick a stop up instead. The stay you sleep in still has no grip, and its name lines up with the others.
  • Every connection on the map wears the same outlined badge, whether you have set the ride or the app is only suggesting one. The badge for a set ride used to be filled in, and the two fills read as two different kinds of thing on the same line. The card still says Suggested when it is.

The same card opens on a shared trip, so anyone reading your itinerary on the map sees what each stop costs.

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