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WanderBuddy
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Group travel, handled

One app.
Every journey.

WanderBuddy plans the whole trip with the people you are going with. An itinerary written in seconds, a map everyone shares, costs that settle themselves, and a voice room where nobody has to switch to English.

Free plan
10 travellers
Advertising
None, ever
Live captions in
Your language

On Google Play now. iOS is in review. Get told when iOS lands.

What it does

Everything a group trip needs, and nothing it does not

Eight things, built because five group chats and a shared spreadsheet is not a plan.

AI trip planning

A full itinerary before you have picked a flight

Give it a destination and your dates. It writes the day-by-day plan — mornings, meals, travel time between stops — and everyone in the trip sees the same version.

  • Day-by-day output you can reorder and edit
  • Suggestions account for travel time between stops
  • Regenerate any single day without losing the rest
A full day-by-day itinerary the AI planner generated from a destination and dates.
Chat & Live Conversation

Everyone speaks their own language, out loud

Group chat and DMs for the planning. Then a voice room where each person talks in their language and reads the room in theirs, live, with captions.

  • Group threads, DMs, and @mentions
  • Voice rooms with live captions
  • A translate tool for signs, menus, and forms
A Live Conversation voice room showing captions as each person speaks their own language.
Trip Vibe

Two trips to the same city are never the same trip

Trip Vibe scores yours across five axes, so a group can settle what kind of week it actually wants before anyone books.

  • Nature · Culture · Nightlife · Adventure · Local experience
  • Scored 0–100 so differences are arguable, not vague
Group travel

Everyone in one place instead of five group chats

Create a trip, share a code, and the group assembles itself. Public trips are browsable with live capacity, so a half-full trip can find the rest of its people.

  • Up to 10 travellers on the free plan
  • QR and link join codes
  • Live capacity on public trips
Expenses

Nobody has to be the spreadsheet person

Log what you paid in the currency you paid it in. WanderBuddy tracks who owes whom and what it settles to, for the whole trip, as you go.

  • Multi-currency, converted for you
  • Running balance per person
  • Settle-up summary at the end
Maps & location

See the plan on the map, and each other on it

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.

  • Off by default, opt-in per trip
  • Mutual consent before anyone appears
  • Time-limited, stoppable at any moment
Safety

The tools you hope stay unused

An SOS action that reaches your trip, local emergency numbers for where you actually are, and the practical tips that matter in an unfamiliar city.

  • SOS to your trip members
  • Region-aware emergency numbers
  • Country-specific travel guidance
Visa & entry

Find out what you need before the airport does

Entry requirements checked against where you hold a passport and where you are going, in the app, next to the trip it belongs to.

  • Requirements by passport and destination
  • Attached to the trip, not buried in a browser tab
The app

Real screens, not concept art

Every capture below is the shipping app.

  • The WanderBuddy home screen, with trips, AI planning, photos and expenses in one place.

    Home

  • A full day-by-day itinerary the AI planner generated from a destination and dates.

    AI planner

  • The Trip Vibe radar scoring a trip across nature, culture, nightlife, adventure and local food.

    Trip Vibe

  • A Live Conversation voice room showing captions as each person speaks their own language.

    Live Conversation

  • Public travel groups with live capacity bars and QR join codes.

    Public trips

  • Expenses, currency, visa, SOS, travel tips, maps, photo feed and itinerary tools.

    Every tool

  • Live location sharing with mutual consent and a time limit, controlled per trip.

    Location, your rules

The journey

How a trip actually goes

From a vague group chat to something you still have a year later.

  1. 01Dream

    It starts as a group chat with no plan

    Someone says "we should go somewhere". Browse public trips for the shape of an idea, or start an empty one and name it.

  2. 02Plan

    The plan writes itself, then you argue with it

    The AI planner drafts the days. Trip Vibe puts numbers on what the group actually wants. Everyone edits the same itinerary instead of six screenshots.

  3. 03Agree

    Money settled before anyone resents anyone

    Costs land in the trip as they happen, in whatever currency they happened in, with a running balance nobody has to maintain by hand.

  4. 04Travel

    On the ground, in a place you do not speak

    Shared map, opt-in live location, a voice room where the language barrier stops being the group's problem, and SOS if the day turns.

  5. 05Remember

    The trip does not evaporate when you land

    The itinerary you actually followed, the photos, and what it cost, all still attached to the trip a year later.

Why WanderBuddy

Built by someone who got tired of the group chat

A short list of the decisions that shaped it, including the ones that cost money.

No ads. Not now, not later.

The app shows 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, and that is not data to be auctioned.

You can see where the money goes

Every paid extra shows the store's cut and the real infrastructure cost behind it, inside the app. Not a pricing page promise, a screen you can open.

July 2026

cost figures reviewed against real invoices

Free is a real plan, not a demo

Plan the entire trip for nothing: itinerary, chat, map, expenses, visa checks. Paid tiers add capacity — more travellers, more storage — never the features you already started using.

$0

up to 10 travellers and 2GB per trip

Built for the group, not the solo traveller

Most travel apps assume one person with one itinerary. Every screen here assumes several people, disagreeing, in different time zones, on different budgets.

Pricing

Free covers the whole trip. Paid adds room.

Premium raises the trip size from 10 travellers to 100 and storage from 2GB to 27GB. It does not unlock features you were already using.

Monthly
$6.99

7-day free trial

Yearly
$59.99

~$5/mo · 28% off

One time
$100

Never recurs

Roadmap

What is not built yet

Listed plainly, because a feature grid that quietly includes things that do not exist is how travel apps lose people at the airport.

  1. 01Building now

    Offline itineraries and maps

    Today the app needs a connection for trip data. The plan is a full offline read of your itinerary, map, and documents, because the moment you most need the plan is often the moment you have no signal.

  2. 02Building now

    Interpreter mode in Live Conversation

    Voice rooms carry live captions now. Next is spoken translation, so a conversation can happen out loud in two languages at once.

  3. 03Up next

    Booking, inside the trip

    Flights, stays, and experiences bookable against the itinerary you already built, so the plan and the reservations stop being two different systems.

  4. 04Up next

    Shared documents and packing

    Passports, tickets, and confirmations attached to the trip, with a packing list the group can divide up.

  5. 05Exploring

    Trip recaps worth keeping

    An automatic end-of-trip piece built from the route you actually walked, the photos, and the numbers.

Questions

The things people ask first

Not here? Email us and a person will reply.

  • Is WanderBuddy free?

    Yes, and the free plan is the whole app rather than a trial. You get the AI planner, itinerary, group chat, shared map, expenses, and visa checks, with up to 10 travellers and 2GB of photos per trip. Premium raises those limits.

  • What does Premium cost?

    $6.99 a month, or $59.99 a year, which works out around $5 a month and saves 28%. The monthly plan includes a 7-day free trial. There is also a one-time $100 option that never recurs.

  • What does Premium actually add?

    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 taken away or paywalled later.

  • Can I book flights or hotels in the app?

    Not yet. WanderBuddy plans the trip today; booking is on the roadmap and will sit against the itinerary you have already built rather than as a separate flow.

  • Does it work offline?

    Not fully, and it would be easy to imply otherwise. Trip data needs a connection right now. Offline itineraries and maps are the thing being built next.

  • Who can see my location?

    Only the trip members you approve, only while you have sharing switched on, and only until the timer you set runs out. It is off by default, opt-in per trip, and you can stop it at any moment. Nothing is collected in the background when sharing is off.

  • Do you sell my data or show ads?

    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 of the product.

  • How do I cancel or restore a purchase?

    Restore from Profile → Upgrade to Premium → Restore purchase, signed in to the same store account you bought with. Cancel from your store subscriptions page; you keep Premium until the current period ends.

  • How do I delete my account?

    Profile → Delete account removes your profile, trips, messages, expenses, and locations permanently. For an export instead, email us from your account address.

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Free to plan an entire trip, with no ads on any plan. iOS is still in review — leave an email and we will tell you the day it lands.

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