AI-native trip planning
Tell Wander where you want to go, your dates, budget and what you love. It builds a paced, day-by-day itinerary with walkable clusters and honest notes, then adapts as you tweak it.
One trip a month, free. No credit card. Itineraries are suggestions, so confirm the details before you go.
Day 1 · Alfama
Alfama, slowly
Coffee and a pastel de nata
Worth itA quiet cafe beats the queue.
Get lost in the Alfama lanes
Worth itThe best free hour in the city.
Miradouro das Portas do Sol
Worth itGo before the noon light flattens it.
Lunch at a family tasca
SkipSkip anywhere with a photo menu.
One walkable area a day. Tweak it and Wander rebuilds the day.
The planning grind
A ranked list of the ten best things. A thread arguing about which of them is a trap. A map you are holding in your head. Planning a good trip has quietly become a research project, and the fun part starts only once it is done.
The information was never the problem. Turning it into a plan that fits your days, your pace and what you actually like is the work, and every tool leaves that work to you.
Illustrative figures used to describe the problem Wander is built for, drawn from commonly cited travel-industry estimates, not results from a survey we ran.
How it works
Where you want to go, your dates, a rough budget, how fast you like to move, and what you love. A sentence in your own words helps. That is the whole ask.
In a few seconds, a full itinerary. Each day sits in one walkable area, the mix matches your taste, and every stop comes with an honest note on what is worth it and what to skip.
Change a day in plain words, slower mornings, more food, swap the museum for something outdoors, and Wander rebuilds just that day around the change. The rest stays put.
See an itinerary
Five days in Lisbon for a couple who love food, views and slow mornings. Switch between the days, change the pace, and read the honest notes. This is exactly what you get, built around your own brief.
Day 1
Alfama
Worth itEase in. A quiet café off the main lane beats the one with the queue.
Worth itNo route on purpose. This is the best free hour in the city.
Worth itThe postcard view over the terracotta roofs. Go before noon light flattens it.
Worth itOrder the fish of the day and the house wine. Skip anywhere with a photo menu.
Worth itWorth it once, for the singing. Book a small, family-run room, not a tour-bus hall.
Honest notes
What you get
A full day, not a to-do list. Slow mornings or early starts, meals built in, and room left to breathe on the days that need it.
Each day stays in one area you can walk end to end, so you spend your time in places, not in transit.
Food and views, or museums and markets. The plan leans toward what you love, not a generic top-ten list.
Every stop earns its place, and a tourist trap gets marked as one. Nothing is sponsored.
Change a day in plain words and Wander rebuilds just that day, keeping the rest of the trip intact.
Wander routes each step to the model best suited to it and can fall back to another provider. A lab changing price or policy is a configuration change, not a rebuild.
Built AI-native
Wander was designed around modern language models from the first line of code. It is model-agnostic, so the best model for each step does the work, and no single lab can hold the product hostage.
Turning a few fuzzy preferences into a genuinely good, personalized plan is not a template. It is a language-model task, and it is the core of Wander, not a feature bolted on the side.
The plan comes back as structured data, validated before you ever see it, so a day is a real day with times, areas and honest notes, not a wall of text you have to organize yourself.
Nothing in an itinerary is paid placement. A worth-it note has to earn it. Wander makes money from subscriptions, which is the only way the honesty is real.
A Wander itinerary is a well-paced starting point designed around you. Hours, prices and openings change, and places close, so the honest thing is to confirm the specifics before you rely on them. Wander is here to design the trip, not to replace a quick check on the day.
More on our stance on the Care page.
From travelers
“I gave it four days in Mexico City, food and markets, nothing too early. It grouped every day into one neighborhood so we were never in a taxi, and the note telling us to skip the observation deck saved us an afternoon. It planned the trip I would have planned with a week of research.”
Dana R.
Planned four days in Mexico City
“We changed our minds constantly and it just kept up. I told it to slow the second day down and it rebuilt only that day, kept the rest, and left us a free afternoon. It felt less like a tool and more like a friend who actually knows the city.”
Marcus L.
Planned a week in Japan
Pricing
Prices are in US dollars, and that is the only price list there is. No setup fee, no minimum term, cancel from Billing anytime.
Switch to annual and two months are free.
One full trip plan a month, up to six days. Enough to feel how good a plan built around you can be.
$0forever
No card required
One trip a month, up to 6 days
For people who travel more than once a year. Unlimited trips up to three weeks, unlimited adjustments, and offline export for the road.
$9per month, USD
$108 a year, or $90 on annual
Card payments are not switched on in this deployment yet, so this joins the list and we email you the moment it is.
Unlimited trips, up to 21 days, export
For bigger journeys. Multi-city routes, planning with the people you travel with, and priority when you need an answer fast.
$19per month, USD
$228 a year, or $190 on annual
Card payments are not switched on in this deployment yet, so this joins the list and we email you the moment it is.
Multi-city, group planning, priority
Tell Wander where you want to go and it builds the plan. One trip a month is free, and there is no card to enter.
