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Tell Wanderply where, when, and who’s coming. Two minutes later: a day-by-day plan with photos, maps, and packing lists — narrated stop-by-stop like a podcast, with trivia for the back seat. Offline, the whole way.
The itinerary
1 Stop 01 · Plan
Destination, dates, pace, budget, who’s in the car. Wanderply’s AI researches the highlights, routes the days, and lays out every stop — photo, address, one-tap directions, a famous-for blurb, what to pack. It builds in the background; you’ll barely finish your coffee.
2 Stop 02 · Drive
Two voices — a warm host and a steady guide — introduce every stop as you approach it. Hoover Dam? You’ll hear about 1931. The Skywalk? Four thousand feet of nothing under the glass. When the back seat gets restless, the Drive Co-Pilot deals trivia matched to each kid’s interests and pays out in playlist picks.
3 Stop 03 · Together
Invite the crew by email — they get a magic link and the trip lands in their list. Everyone can rename it for themselves without renaming it for you. Packing splits by person. Forward a hotel confirmation email and it files itself into the right day; tickets and PDFs ride along, encrypted.
Also in the glovebox
Capitals, flags, leaders, landmarks, car and airline logos — ten-question rounds with personal bests. Save every deck for airplane mode.
Anthem, currency, dish, bird, motto — every national fact on one page, for any country.
Hotel, car, and flight links that remember your memberships — Hilton Honors, AAA, Costco — and badge the real member rates.
Paste an AllTrails link and the hike lives inside the day it belongs to, notes and all.
Free Saturday? Wanderply researches what’s within reach and builds a one-day plan around it.
Install from the browser or the native iOS and Android apps. Visited pages, maps, and trivia decks stay usable in tunnels, canyons, and airplane mode.
We’ve done a dozen family road trips with spreadsheets and bookmarks. The first time our 8-year-old asked, “what’s the next thing famous for?” — we knew this one was different.
Before you pack
Yes. Wanderply is free to sign up and use — no credit card required. You can build itineraries, share trips, play the trivia decks, and use the offline features on a free account.
About two minutes. You tell Wanderply the destination, dates, pace, budget, and who's coming; its AI researches the highlights and assembles a day-by-day plan — photos, addresses, one-tap directions, and packing lists — in the background while you keep browsing.
Yes. Wanderply is an offline-first web app: once you've opened a trip online, its pages are cached on your phone, and you can save map tiles and all sixteen trivia decks ahead of time. Plans, maps, and games keep working in tunnels, canyons, and airplane mode.
Yes. Invite anyone by email and they receive a magic link that adds the trip to their list when they join. Each traveler can rename the trip for themselves without changing it for anyone else, and packing checklists can be split by person.
Every stop on your itinerary gets a short spoken segment with two voices — a warm host and a steady guide — covering what the place is famous for. Played in the car, the whole plan becomes a podcast about the very road you're on.
Both. Wanderply has native iOS and Android apps, and the website itself installs to your home screen as a progressive web app from any modern browser.
Start from a classic
Famous routes with the stops, a day-by-day plan, and one tap to make it yours.
Boarding pass · WNDR · air miles not required
YOU ANYWHERE
Free. No card. Works on the phone you already own.
