Stopped logging trips
Response from developer
We’re sorry you experienced this. Yesterday, we released a major update to Tripbook with a new underlying trip-tracking system designed to prevent this issue and make automatic trip logging significantly more reliable. Please update to the latest version and give Tripbook another try. We’re confident you’ll see a big improvement. If you have any questions or experience any issues, please reach out to us directly at info@tripbook.io — we’d be happy to help. The Tripbook Team
Missing trips
Response from developer
We’re sorry you experienced this. Since your review, we’ve released a major Tripbook update with a new underlying trip-tracking system designed to prevent missed trips and make automatic tracking significantly more reliable. Please update to the latest version of Tripbook and give it another try. We’re confident this update addresses the issue you experienced. If you have any questions or still experience an issue, please contact us at info@tripbook.io so we can help you directly. The Tripbook Team
Love the app!
Response from developer
Thank you! We’re glad to hear you love Tripbook. Tripbook should normally recognize your individual stops, including shorter ones. If you’re regularly seeing multiple stops combined into a single trip, we’d love to take a closer look and see what’s happening. Please reach out to us at[info@tripbook.io with some examples of these trips, and we’ll be happy to investigate. The Tripbook Team
Good but could wish to have more functions
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! Tripbook already includes a **Notes** feature that you can use to add your own information or labels to trips. Your previously used notes are also saved in your history, so you can quickly select and reuse them for future trips without having to type them again each time. We hope this helps! We’re continuing to improve Tripbook and appreciate your suggestion. The Tripbook Team
Good app with potential
The biggest improvement would be tracking presets. For example, when I drive from home to work, the app often recognizes a slightly different address each time. Ideally, users could define and label a set of common locations (e.g. “Home”, “Work”, “Gym”). When the app detects a trip that matches or is close to one of these predefined routes, it could send a notification such as:
“Was that your drive to work?” → Yes / No
This could be powered by configurable rules, similar to smart email filters, and would significantly reduce the amount of manual categorization required.
Another improvement would be assigning the cost per kilometer to the selected vehicle rather than using a single global rate. For example, the reimbursement rate for a car is different from that of a motorcycle, scooter, or bicycle, so this should be handled automatically based on the vehicle used.
If these features were added, this would easily be a 5-star app for me.
Response from developer
Thank you for the detailed feedback! We’ve just added one of the improvements you mentioned in our latest update. You can now set your **Home and Work addresses** in Tripbook. When you park within approximately 150 meters of either location, Tripbook will automatically use your saved Home or Work address instead of a slightly different nearby address. We really appreciate your other suggestions as well, especially around smarter categorization and vehicle-specific mileage rates. Feedback like this helps us decide what to improve next. The Tripbook Team
