ACNH Travel Guide Reviews

I want to say I’d give ACNHTravelGuide 5 stars if not for the recent update. I’ve been using ACNHTravelGuide since April and it’s been extremely useful for my cataloguing journey. However, I noticed that the last two updates have made ACNHTravelGuide slow down significantly. This is noticeable when you try to mark the item as catalogued, it used to be an instant click and now there’s almost a second delay. I think the sorting options are great, but I fear that some features added are too excessive and only slowing ACNHTravelGuide down. For example, I can’t see how the heart buttons are useful. Some further optimizations are needed, or maybe roll back some functions so that it runs smoothly, ACNHTravelGuide already has such amazing functionality that adding too much stuff will only clutter and make ACNHTravelGuide laggy.. quite sad to leave a review like this to such an amazing app. Also wanted to say thank you for all the great work you’ve done. I just want ACNHTravelGuide to be as smooth as it once was before. I’m currently using an iPhone XS so a pretty new model. Hope you can make this better, thanks.

ACNHTravelGuide is the best ACNH guide out there for just a couple of bucks. Being able to catalogue everything AC has to offer is such a blessing and its made so easy with the easy-to-use interface and ad-free app. By far the best thing about ACNHTravelGuide is that you can add a custom task to your daily reminders as a way to show if you’ve done that particular task. For me, since wood is so important, my custom task of breaking 5 flimsy axes is a daily thing for me; and with ACNHTravelGuide, I can have it as a custom daily task that I can check off. There is also references to other ACNH related content like a designer tool to help make custom designs instead of doing it in-game and passports access to meet other players online and establish new friendships; honestly the amount of things ACNHTravelGuide provides is absolutely incredible. The only thing I can offer as something to add would be to add a profile section where you can put your in-game name and island name and other personal add-ons such as a picture of your favorite villager or visitor etc...

All in all, this is seriously one of the best apps I have had the pleasure of using. Even if you aren’t a hardcore AC fan, the amount of content for $3.99 is unbelievable and I am glad to have purchased it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Edit: What are the hearts used for? I know its a dumb question, but is it just for saying its “a favorite”? I would honestly love to know.

I love ACNHTravelGuide! It’s the best animal crossing app. I use it everyday, one of my favorite things is the daily tasks. I love lists and checking things off so having all the daily tasks laid out and checking them off is so satisfying, plus it helps me remember what I need to do. I really like that you can customize your daily tasks as well to have things such as water flowers, check shops, find furniture in trees, etc. Another thing I love about ACNHTravelGuide is keeping track of weekly visitors; Flick, C.J., Redd, Gulliver, Leaf, etc. It also notifies me up of upcoming events; bug off, fish tourney, villager birthdays. I love that it has a complete (and always updated list) of the bugs, fish, fossils, art, flowers, etc and that I can also check these off to keep track of what I’ve gotten. On top of having the full lists, it also tells you when the bug is in season, when it’s available, where it’s available and the selling prices. I could go on forever about all the amazing features of ACNHTravelGuide! I highly recommend downloading, you won’t regret it.

This is by far the best app for the new Animal Crossing game that I’ve seen. I love being able to track the various bugs, fish, fossils, recipes, etc. It has helped me greatly in knowing what I have and what I still need! I also love that it provides me with which fish and bugs are available to be caught at the current time.

The only thing that I wish it could do was also be able to track other items. Being able to resources, items, nook miles and reactions would just make ACNHTravelGuide all the better. However, not having those options does not hurt ACNHTravelGuide at all. It is still the best one I’ve come across. If you are looking for an Animal Crossing app for the new game this one is the best option! The new update really made things easier with furniture and clothing! Thanks so much for all the hard work!

UPDATED REVIEW
Since my last rating ACNHTravelGuide has seen several updates. It’s still the best app for ACNH and it’s continuing to improve. It’s added the things I wished I could track in the beginning as well as some things I didn’t know I wanted to track! For me I still wish I could track how many items I have for each resource without running back and forth to my house. Being able to see how many pieces of hardwood I have in storage or how many pink cosmos I have would benefit me as well as others. I have no complaints about ACNHTravelGuide. If you are still looking for a ACNH app this is all the further you need to go!

I don’t normally get paid upfront apps, preferring “try before you buy”. However of the two that I saw on ACNHTravelGuide Store this one is the far more polished and feature complete. While I was telling a friend about ACNHTravelGuide I realized it would be awesome if there was a way to track the music albums. Before I could submit my suggestions there was the massive update that included this feature! Very active developer is always a good sign and the reason I paid to begin with.

The sorting features have just what you might want, including the ability to sort by what you’ve marked off and not, letting you easily see what you still need to get. Inclusion of prices on the main list means it’s easy to tell if you want to toss something or not.

The only feature I’m wanting to see now is a way to go through villagers and have multiple marker types: islander, camper (amiibo owned), and “wish list”. Being able to leave notes on each villager might be nice so you can keep track of where you saw villager and hope to make swap with friend.

Also I second including a list of all NPC visitors. Today I had CJ and kept forgetting to focus on fishing. Maybe if you check that NPC they will then show up on “home page” like events, resetting at 5am if not manually.

App is well worth the few bucks even if nothing else is updated, but since it will be it’s even more worth it. Kudos to the devs for making such a slick app so quickly.

I just got animal crossing NH three days ago and I fell INLOVE with the game(I’m new to the franchise.) So I went to ACNHTravelGuide Store to see is anyone has made a decoy of animal crossing, yet found ACNHTravelGuide! I was curious how it was going to work, so I got it yesterday and looked around into it. It was an AMAZING guide in in showing how many other animals exist in the game, or the fact that their seasonable animals in the game! Also, there’s check marks on the side of every animal to tap on them saying you’ve captured it, and the first time I saw ACNHTravelGuide, I thought ACNHTravelGuide would automatically track progress but I can’t see how to pair them or anything. The question is, is here a way that ACNHTravelGuide can automatically track your progress without the person using it having to have their phone right next to them? I would love to hear an answer!!! I’m a noob to the game, sorry if this question sounds funny to all you amazing players in animal crossing NH.

ACNHTravelGuide is great! It’s pretty intuitive to use, and I love how easy it is to customize daily tasks. What sets ACNHTravelGuide apart though... customer service!

After buying ACNHTravelGuide , I was starting to go through and mark all the DIY’s I had and noticed 2 weren’t there. I sent an email through ACNHTravelGuide and had a fast response from Jeffrey. Not only did he help get the problem fixed, he took a little time to give me explanations of what he thought happened, let me know when to try resetting, and what to do if it wasn’t fixed (it was fixed with the first thing he did). This involved a couple email replies from each of us and he was very timely with his responses. I have to say this really impressed me!

Conclusion: ACNHTravelGuide is intuitive and easy to use, has useful information, is laid out well, and is aesthetically pleasing. Add to that the best customer service I have ever had from an app, and you’ve got a winner!

I never leave reviews but I have to for this amazing app. I’ve always used a guide to keep track of my progress in every AC game, and it took me a while to decide which app I wanted to use for New Horizons since there were a few available.

This is, without any doubt, everything I could ask for in a companion guide. Before the most recent update I thought to myself: ACNHTravelGuide is already great but what if it gained the ability to track items and clothing? Or how nice it would be to rearrange the order of the categories you track? Or, even though it’s minor, how much I would love to see icons of the actual villager next to their name instead of a (very cute!) generic icon— and this update has included all of that and more. I’m in awe.

And while it might not matter to some, the interface of ACNHTravelGuide is beautifully designed which I appreciate because it makes my experience that much nicer. If you're looking for a New Horizons guide and you’re on the fence about this one— don’t be. You won’t be disappointed.

I reach for ACNHTravelGuide every single time I open my island, and after almost 5 years it’s still worth every penny. The UI is so clean and easy to navigate, and you can track pretty much every collection, graph turnip prices, and all of it is so visually pleasing. ACNHTravelGuide makes everything so convenient and genuinely improves my experience with the game. The tabs for multiple islands also make it SUPER easy to track stuff between resets! To the dev, my only request is a simple way to delete island tabs or quickly overwrite the tab information (unless I missed something)*** If you’re still playing ACNH, you won’t regret ACNHTravelGuide. It’ll make simple dailies fun and motivate you to complete your collections! ***UPDATE: Immediately after submitting this review I found the setting to delete or reset existing island tabs!!! Full 5 star review, it’s the only guide app you’ll ever need, and you’ll wonder why guide apps for other games don’t take notes!!

ACNHTravelGuide was almost exactly what I was looking for. You can easily see what creatures are available at the current time and compare selling prices between the shop and special NPCs. It also lets you mark your collection so you can quickly tell what your missing. A way to specifically keep track of donations would have been super cool, but it doesn’t hurt not having it.

My only real complaint is that it really only tracks fish, bugs, fossils, and recipes. I was really, really, really hoping for it to cover all the items as well, but no luck. (Unless I’m just somehow missing it?) That’s what I was originally searching for an app for, but there aren’t any. I hate having to look up prices to see if I should sell or not, especially hot items. And it’s a pain to keep track of missing pieces of collections. ACNHTravelGuide does do a checklist of event items, which is much appreciated, but normal ones would be so helpful. Would you consider adding a full item checklist or price list in the future?

Aside from that, it’s a wonderful app and is well worth the purchase.

Really happy to see someone release a fully functioning and up-to-date app to support cataloging of items in ACNH. The checklists are easy to use and I love having the status bars that I can share out to social media. The free alternatives out there don’t hold up in comparison. Definitely worth the price of admission. I canceled my preorder of the printed guide because ACNHTravelGuide has everything that I need. Also really appreciate the embedded links to other companion apps like the turnip price tracker, island designer, etc. If I had to make any recommendations for improvement I might suggest a tab for a customizable daily task list for people to keep up with things like fossil hunting, tree shaking, rock hitting, and so on. Also, it doesn’t appear to support iCloud backup of data and it doesn’t work on an older iPad (gives an error about not having iOS 13). Any way to implement iCloud backup or a way to register an account to safeguard my data would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to the seasonal updates as new items become available.

UPDATE: Appreciate the prompt and direct response from the developer and within a day, the daily checklist and other quality of life features have already been added! Good to know that iCloud support is in the pipeline, too. I will continue to recommend this to everyone I know that plays ACNH. :)

I’ve only been using ACNHTravelGuide for about a day and a half now and WOW. I remember thinking to myself that I wish there were an app for my phone that helped me keep track of things like fossils and daily tasks and here it is! The interface is minimalistic and very nice to look at, especially in dark mode. It is also very easy to find everything I need, customize it if needed, and I love being able to see my completion rates for various collections and the ability to share them directly from ACNHTravelGuide . I also am extremely fond of the information screens for bugs and fish. Being able to see the different price rates, where the creature can be located and when, etc is so convenient and saves me time from having to open safari and have tons of tabs open. Seriously, I cannot gush enough about ACNHTravelGuide, and it was well worth the purchase. I usually never write reviews for apps, but this has definitely made my Animal Crossing experience even better than before. Thank you to the developer(s) for the amazing work on ACNHTravelGuide!!

I absolutely love ACNHTravelGuide! It’s made it very easy for me to log what I’ve collected and what I still need! Being able to track everything as real time goes by just as it does in the game is very helpful!
The addition of Southern Hemisphere use has made ACNHTravelGuide a lot better in my opinion, and is all it took for me to bump my rating up to 5 stars! (I’m in the north myself, but all should be included, of course).
Over time I’ve been exploring the many functions of ACNHTravelGuide, and I must say, the continuous attention to detail and high levels of support are what I love to see! All of the resources, like the map creator, pattern maker, and town tune maker are very welcome, and very thoughtful! I also appreciate the ability to report any errors I come across. While the game is still new, and I still haven’t personally found any errors myself, it’s good to know the option is at least there in the event that I do.

Overall, wonderful app, excited to see where it could go in the future! Easy to see why it’s #1 in References, and it’s well worth the $3!

ACNHTravelGuide is well worth the money! I use it every time I play ACNH! The developer made checking off the things you’ve collected so simple and easy. You can even favorite items that you want to work towards getting or things that you like or that you may already have including furniture, clothes, villagers, diys, mystery islands, tools, all you can think of- check em off or fav them- nice and simple with some info to go along with each item. You can view critters and fish in a bunch of assorted ways, by month, what time they are available, etc. it’s very helpful! The fine details included are also extremely helpful and informative. It covers all basis.
The one thing that would be cool to add would be a compatibility chart for the villagers but that’s just an idea. Even without it ACNHTravelGuide is perfection. And I loved reading past reviews and seeing so many suggestions from people being integrated into ACNHTravelGuide .
I like the developers updates as well. Keeps you informed on what is going on and planned for what’s to come. It’s seems the developer has and is working hard on ACNHTravelGuide and I am very much appreciative. Beautiful app.

If you like me I was super hesitant to purchase ACNHTravelGuide because there are several free apps out there. However I took a gamble and trust me it payed off in so many ways. This is one of the most well developed looking apps. Since I have had it they have added new features such as a daily task list that you can totally customize and they added villager lists! Truthfully as ACNHTravelGuide has expanded I have deleted almost all my other apps.
I will also say my favorite feature is that you can look at what fish and insects are available at the current time and can sort so that it shows you which ones you have not gotten yet.
If you do decide to get ACNHTravelGuide make sure you explore and play around with it! There are so many ways to customize your view if you take a few minutes. Also make sure you go to more in the and scroll to bottom because there are some awesome community resources listed!
ACNHTravelGuide truly has almost everything! The only thing it currently does not have is a place where you can connect with others for turnip trading or other events. But honestly that is perfectly fine with me because ACNHTravelGuide has so much to offer!

If you have New Horizons, you need ACNHTravelGuide! ACNHTravelGuide is one of the best (if not the best!) AC:NH guides out there. Worth every penny. This has pretty much everything you need to ensure that you maximize every opportunity to improve your island and collect everything. I’m very much looking forward to how ACNHTravelGuide updates for future AC:NH updates as well. Most importantly for me, every UI element is smooth and looks extremely polished with a lot of thought and effort (and yay, even has a dark mode!). The customization within ACNHTravelGuide , such as creating your own daily tasks, is such a great tool to have (I’ve forgotten to check in at the Nook Stop all the time before I used ACNHTravelGuide). And even in the most recent update, keeping track of visitors and automatically integrating it into the daily tasks is wonderful. Keeping track of everything has never been easier with this. The one thing I really would like is to be able to see how my predicted turnip prices will be changing throughout the week within ACNHTravelGuide , and without having to go to the TurnipProphet website. (I believe the other AC:NH guide on ACNHTravelGuide Store at this time has this already, but I would absolutely love to see it in a polished and clean UI like this!) Big kudos and thanks to the developer!

My friend recommended ACNHTravelGuide and at first I was skeptical because could I not just find all this info online? But ACNHTravelGuide is so much more than just an encyclopedia of Animal Crossing knowledge. It helps me keep track of what fossils, fish, bugs, paintings, and sea creatures I have. It tells me how many creatures I have left to catch during the month before they disappear for the season, and pictures of both the real and fake versions of Redd’s art. If there’s anything you need to know about ACNH, ACNHTravelGuide has it. Even the fact that they updated it to have the newly added sea creatures right away shows how dedicated they are. I’m honestly in love with how customizable the tasks and everything are. It’s incredible. The only thing that might be able to be improved is the quality of the art in the art tab, but that’s such a minor thing that I’m not really mad at it. I love this and I’m going to recommend it to all of my ACNL friends.

Thank you so much for making this. I truly appreciate it, having all of this info in one place just a tap away.

Edit: I forgot to mention just how aesthetically pleasing ACNHTravelGuide is. As someone in the graphic design/Uxd field, it has a very user friendly layout and has colors that are easy on the eyes while still providing plenty of contrast. Keep up the amazing work!!

(I’m leaving my original review intact but now with the updated information/solution after reaching out to ACNHTravelGuide designer)
Updated review: ACNHTravelGuide actually syncs to iCloud and I didn’t realize this and must’ve disabled it or something went awry when I last updated my phone. After resyncing to iCloud all of my missing data reappeared. If this happens to you, ACNHTravelGuide designer would like to look into the logs before you resync to make sure that was the issue because this can differ from device to device.
After learning this info I’ve changed my review to 5 stars and I’m very happy with ACNHTravelGuide .

I love ACNHTravelGuide because it stays updated constantly and gives a lot of information about each item/creature , but whenever ACNHTravelGuide last updated all of my saved info got deleted. I had almost all of the diys checked off and the museum collection checked off. So I have no idea what I’m missing anymore because that progress has been deleted. I had all of my cataloged items checked off to tell me what I was missing and now I have to go back through the thousands of items I’ve collected over time and recheck them off even knowing there’s a chance they could be deleted again. That’s truly going to take hours and that’s extremely frustrating.

ACNHTravelGuide has everything. It has every item in every color in every language. It will tell you the price of an item, and whether you can repurchase it from the nook stop. It has every flower and guides for how to get hybrids. It has the art with real and fake guides. You have tons of sorting options for every list, as well as a search and progress bar at the top of every list. You can customize your homepage, including a very customizable daily to-do list. You can see new bugs and fish near the beginning of the month, and which bugs and fish are leaving near the end of the month. It will tell you the next birthday and all good gifts for every villager. The event items seem to update within hours of launch. One of the best things? Time travel support. Easier than changing the time on your switch. Everything is super intuitive and easy on the eyes. I’ve never had ACNHTravelGuide crash. Its getting updated and better all the time. It’s ad-free. I ended up stuck back on May 7 until today trying to keep a villager from voiding (success) and now I have to rapidly time travel forward one day at a time to get to the present day. ACNHTravelGuide and its to-do lists and time travel support allows me to efficiently go one day at a time and know I’m not missing anything.

The ACNH Travel Guide is definitely the way to go for completionist masters of Animal Crossing and newcomers to the series alike! It is very user-configurable and fairly easy to get around within ACNHTravelGuide considering how much information there is to store about everything available to the player in this game (including all of the variations in items) and how much changes monthly and hourly within the game.

Having convenient lists of bugs and fish available to you at the instant you are playing is a big plus as well when you’re wondering at 9:01 pm why you can’t find that one last fish you’ve been trying to track down all day!

Jeffrey, the developer, has also been very quick to make changes and additions that the users have asked for, so I applaud him for his quick work. He seems like a huge fan of the game with as much as he’s put into ACNHTravelGuide, but I really don’t know how he would ever find time to play with what he’s accomplished here!