Trip Planner: NomadPoint brings flights, stays, activities, documents, routes, and expenses into a day-by-day travel plan. It can track visa-day counts across passports, alert users to passport expiry, import booking information from email or calendars, share itineraries with companions, and show live flight updates. Selected travel documents and itineraries can open offline. The developer says it checks entry rules for many country and passport combinations, but visa and border requirements can change and should be confirmed with government sources or carriers. The App Store describes trip planning, visa and entry-day tracking, alerts, imports, shared trips, flight alerts, and widgets as free; Pro adds unlimited travel documents, itinerary enrichment, and more customization. The U.S. listing shows weekly prices of $2.99 and $5.99, monthly $7.99, annual $33.49 and $47.99, and a $199.99 lifetime option under several product names; confirm the plan and renewal terms. Its privacy policy says it collects name, email, travel history, and location; Apple’s unverified label lists identifiers and usage for tracking and email, trip content, account IDs, and diagnostics linked to the user. Requires iOS 17 or later.
