Roadtrippers Review
Developer: Roadtrippers
Price: FREE
Version Reviewed: 1.2.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 5
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Upon first launching the app, users are prompted to login into their account. Users with Facebook accounts can easily log in using their Facebook credentials or they can just create a new Roadtrippers account. Users are then greeted with a simple and intuitive interface where the app allows them to choose the points of interest they would like to explore. The filtering options are fairly extensive and users can choose to filter their search to see everything from accommodations to vegetarian restaurants.
Roadtrippers is very easy to use and presents search results clearly on a map within the app itself using different colored badges that represent different types of places. Once a point of interest is selected, information about that place is displayed and users can then opt to add it to their "Bucket List" within the app and even get directions that will automatically link out to Apple Maps. This integration with Apple Maps is very helpful and avoids having to leave Roadtrippers and manually add the destination in Maps.The thing that I like most about Roadtrippers is the fact that it’s useful in unknown cities as well as my hometown. I've used it to find local places that I had never heard of before and now want to go to. I thought I had a relatively good understanding of what is available in my area but apparently I have more to learn.
Throughout my time using the app I can say that it can accurately identify many new and interesting places around the country. Roadtrippers can help users plan their trips and help them get to where they want to go. For a free app, it's definitely worth checking out for any upcoming adventures in new cities. I know I'll be taking it along with my on my next trip.