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Plan the whole trip with your group in one place. A shared itinerary and map, expenses that settle themselves, and a voice room where nobody has to switch to English.
Not the people. The trip is being run across a spreadsheet, a maps app, a currency converter, and a group chat nobody can keep up with.
WanderBuddy is the one app that handles all five. See how.
Five chats, and nobody is actually deciding anything.
One person becomes the spreadsheet, and quietly resents it.
Everyone wants a different version of the same city.
On the ground, the language barrier becomes everyone’s problem.
“Where is everyone?” Asked forty times a day.
Eleven tools in one app, because five group chats and a spreadsheet is not a plan.
Give it a destination and your dates. It writes the day-by-day plan, and everyone in the trip sees and edits the same version.
Link your number once, then text WanderBuddy like you text a friend. It reads your trip and answers: what is next, when the flight leaves, how the budget looks, ideas near your next stop.
Group chat and DMs to plan. Then a voice room where everyone talks in their language and reads the room in theirs, live, with captions. Plus a translate tool for signs, menus and forms.
Itinerary stops plot to a shared map. Live location is opt-in per trip, needs both sides to agree, and expires on a timer you set. On the day, everyone sees who is converging on the meet point.
Log what you paid in the currency you paid it in. WanderBuddy tracks who owes whom, for the whole trip, as you go.
Keep every traveller’s passport, tickets and visa in one place, stored on the device. It nudges the crew before a passport expires and before a flight leaves.
Entry requirements checked against your passport and your destination, in the app, next to the trip they belong to.
Trip Vibe scores yours across five axes, so the group can settle what kind of week it wants before anyone books.
3 votes adds a stop to the itinerary.
Propose a stop or a date and the group votes. Three votes and it is on the itinerary. No more deciding by whoever answers the chat last.
Create a trip, share a code, and the group assembles itself. Public trips show live capacity, so a half-full trip can find the rest of its people.
An SOS that reaches your trip, local emergency numbers for where you actually are, and the guidance that matters in an unfamiliar city.
Every frame here is the shipping app in its own dark theme. The plane takes off, cruises past each tool, and lands.
From a vague group chat to something you still have a year later.
Two people fly to the same city and come home from different trips. Take the 40-second quiz, get a shareable card, and see your travel style scored on nature, culture, nightlife, adventure and food. It’s the same score WanderBuddy puts on every trip.
A few of the decisions that shaped it, including the ones that cost money.
No advertising, and your trip data is never sold or used to target you. Group travel means knowing where people are and what they spend. That is not data to auction.
Every paid extra shows the store’s cut and the real cost behind it, inside the app. Not a promise on a pricing page, a screen you can open.
July 2026
Plan the whole trip for nothing: itinerary, chat, map, expenses, visa checks. Paid tiers add capacity, never the features you already use.
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Most travel apps assume one person with one itinerary. Every screen here assumes several people, disagreeing, in different time zones, on different budgets.
Premium raises the trip size from 10 to 100 travellers and storage from 2GB to 27GB. It does not unlock features you were already using.
Listed plainly. A feature grid that quietly includes things that do not exist is how travel apps lose people at the airport.
Today the app needs a connection for trip data. Next is a full offline read of your itinerary, map, and documents, because you need the plan most when you have no signal.
Voice rooms carry live captions now. Next is spoken translation, so a conversation can happen out loud in two languages at once.
Flights, stays, and experiences booked against the itinerary you already built, so the plan and the reservations stop being two systems.
An automatic end-of-trip piece built from the route you actually walked, the photos, and the numbers.
Not here? Email us and a person will reply.
Yes, and the free plan is the whole app, not a trial. AI planner, itinerary, group chat, shared map, expenses, and visa checks, with up to 10 travellers and 2GB of photos per trip. Premium raises the limits.
$6.99 a month, or $59.99 a year (about $5 a month, 28% off). Monthly includes a 7-day free trial. There is also a one-time $100 option that never recurs.
Capacity, not features. Trips go from 10 to 100 travellers and storage from 2GB to 27GB. Nothing you can do on the free plan gets paywalled later.
Not yet. WanderBuddy plans the trip today. Booking is on the roadmap and will sit against the itinerary you already built, not as a separate flow.
Not fully. Trip data needs a connection right now. Offline itineraries and maps are the thing we are building next.
Only the trip members you approve, only while sharing is on, and only until your timer runs out. It is off by default, opt-in per trip, and stoppable at any moment. Nothing is collected in the background when sharing is off.
No to both. There is no advertising in the app, and your personal data is not sold. Trip content is visible to the other members of that trip, which is the point.
Restore from Profile → Upgrade to Premium → Restore purchase, signed in to the store account you bought with. Cancel from your store subscriptions page; you keep Premium until the current period ends.
Profile → Delete account removes your profile, trips, messages, expenses, and locations permanently. For an export instead, email us from your account address.
Free to plan an entire trip. No ads, on any plan.
