the grand tour

Eight screens.
One well-travelled app.

Real screens from the app — no mockups, no promises we can't keep.

01 / home

Your trips, pinned like postcards.

Every trip is a full-photo card — the live one up top with a day counter, the next ones counting down behind it. Two tabs: Trips for what's ahead, Memories for everywhere you've been.

  • “Live · Day 3/6” — the app knows where you are in the story
  • Countdown chips build the pre-trip butterflies
  • Days & stops at a glance on every card
Wandrr home pinboard with photo trip cards: Tokyo Adventure live on day 3 of 6, Amalfi Coast Honeymoon in 21 days, Family Florida in 45 days; Trips and Memories tabs below
02 / itinerary

Days that plan themselves (if you let them).

Each day is a photo card carrying its own weather, status chip and highlights — yours to build and rearrange by hand. The purple buttons are the Pro magic: Plan with AI drafts a full day and Get ideas suggests what fits the gap — powered by Apple Intelligence, entirely on your phone.

  • done / now / tomorrow — always oriented
  • Weather on the card (32° in Tokyo — pack accordingly)
  • Flights pinned to arrival day — BA005 · 09:40
on-device ai · pro
Tokyo Adventure itinerary with Plan with AI and Get ideas buttons, day cards with weather and done/now chips
Amalfi Coast Honeymoon itinerary with colour-coded day cards: boat day to Capri, Path of the Gods hike
03 / the day itself

From first temple to last lemon sour.

Open today and there's no thinking required: the Next up card names the moment, Directions and Get-a-ride sit right beneath it, and the schedule scrolls in order with your notes attached — “early beats the crowds”, “Tembo Deck tickets booked”.

  • Timeline, cards or map — three views of the same day
  • Links tab keeps bookings next to the plan
Day 3 in Tokyo: Next up Izakaya night in Asakusa, Directions and Get a ride buttons, schedule from Sensō-ji Temple 08:30 through Tokyo Skytree to izakaya night with personal notes
your notes travel with you →
04 / trip tools

Seven little tools, zero extra apps.

One sheet holds the kit: Budget, Near Me, Trip Ideas, Packing, Photos, Wallet for passports & tickets, and the Phrasebook. Every tool is free on every trip — letting AI fill them in is Pro.

the “where's my boarding pass” panic, retired.

Trip Tools sheet: Budget 64% spent, Near Me, Trip Ideas, Packing, Photos, Wallet for passports and tickets, Phrasebook
05 / budget

The holiday maths, done kindly.

€2,001 spent, €1,499 left — the bar stays green and honest. Log spends by hand and categories tally themselves; on Pro, the camera reads receipts so you don't type on the beach.

  • Set a total, watch what's left — not what's gone
  • Recent expenses with category icons
  • Receipt scanning with the camera Pro
Budget screen: €2,001.00 spent of €3,500 with green progress bar and €1,499.00 left; categories and recent expenses including Le Sirenuse deposit and Capri boat day
06 / packing

Packed, counted, and nothing forgotten.

Lists with quantities (swimsuits ×8 for Florida, obviously), satisfying tick-offs, and a progress bar that ends arguments about whether you're ready. Build it yourself for free — or tap the wand on Pro and let AI add what a trip like yours tends to forget.

  • Sections for essentials, clothes, toiletries…
  • “14 of 20 packed” — progress you can feel
  • AI suggestions for what's missing Pro
Packing list: 14 of 20 packed, add-an-item field, Essentials and Clothes sections with quantities — ponchos ×4, swimsuits ×8 — and an AI wand in the corner
07 / phrasebook

Sound less lost in eleven words.

Set your trip's language and keep the lines you'll actually need in one place. Add your own phrases for free; on Pro, AI generates a whole local phrasebook — each with the translation and the phonetics, Grazie! → “GRAH-see-oh”, so you can say it, not just read it.

“dove c'è il bagno?” — the essentials first. 😅

Phrasebook with local language Italian: Ciao, Addio, Per favore, Grazie with English translations and phonetic pronunciations
that's the tour

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It's on the App Store now — your first two trips are free.

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