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How it works
A destination and a number of days is enough to start. The more you add, the more the plan feels like yours. Budget (backpacker, mid-range, or splurge), pace (slow mornings or early starts), and a sentence about what you love: food, history, views, markets, nightlife, or the neighbourhood that does not appear in any top-ten list.
You describe it in plain language. Wander turns it into a paced, specific plan that reflects all of it. Nothing to connect, no account of anyone else's to link, no review scores to wade through.
You can change the brief and rebuild the whole trip, or tweak individual days after the plan is made. There is no limit on how many times you adjust it on Traveler and Voyager.
A sample brief
This brief generates a 9-day Lisbon plan in seconds.
The plan that comes back is a real day-by-day itinerary: each day in one walkable area, with a pace you chose, activities that match your taste, meals built in rather than bolted on as an afterthought, and honest notes on every stop.
A worth-it note has a reason. A skip says why. An optional stop tells you what kind of traveler should bother. Nothing is sponsored. A rooftop bar is a view tax if it is, and the plan will say so.
Every itinerary says plainly that hours, prices and openings change, and that you should confirm the specifics before you rely on them. That note is not a disclaimer. It is the most useful thing on the screen.
Lisbon, Day 4 · Mouraria and Alfama
Miradouro da Graça
Best sunrise view in the city and almost nobody there before 10.
Mouraria neighbourhood walk
The oldest Moorish quarter. Streets are actually lived in.
Taberna da Rua das Flores
Long lunch, good wine list, book ahead.
São Jorge Castle
Same view from the free square outside. Inside is thin for the price.
Fado at Mesa de Frades
Intimate, not a tourist show. Book well in advance.
All stops walkable from each other. Cluster: Mouraria and Alfama.
Change your mind. Tell Wander what to change about a day in plain words: "make it slower," "more food, less walking," "swap the museum for something outdoors," "we want a beach morning." It rebuilds just that day around the change. The rest of the trip stays exactly as it was.
The rebuilt day keeps the same walkable-cluster rule and the same pacing logic as the original. A change never scatters your day across the city, and a tweak to Day 3 never affects what is planned for Day 5.
Adjustments are unlimited on Traveler and Voyager. On Free, you get one adjustment per trip. The plan is a starting point, and you should change it until it feels right.
What you get back
Original Day 6
Belém tower, Pastéis de Belém, MAAT museum, evening in Cais do Sodré.
Your tweak
"Can you make Day 6 completely food-focused? I want to eat my way across the city rather than see anything."
Day 6, rebuilt
9:30 am · Pastéis de Belém (the original, before the queue builds)
11:30 am · Time Out Market for a slow browse
1:00 pm · Long lunch at Solar dos Presuntos
4:00 pm · Certified Pastéis de Nata taste test, Manteigaria
Evening · Taberna da Rua das Flores
Days 1 through 5 and 7 through 9 unchanged.
Honesty
What Wander does
What Wander never does
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One full trip plan a month on the free tier. No card required. It takes about a minute to tell Wander what you want and see what it makes.