Wanderlog

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Travel planner for researching, organizing, and mapping your trip

Winter 2019Founded 20195 peopleSan Francisco, CA, USA

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About

Wanderlog is the one-stop app for planning your next vacation, with a focus on excellent design. You can track your plans in our collaborative document, discover new places to visit and hotels to book, and share travel advice with friends and fellow travelers.

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Wanderlog is a travel planner that consolidates itinerary creation, mapping, and bookings in one app, aiming to simplify trip planning without switching between tools. It emphasizes mapping, organization, and integration with reviews and bookings, with over a million users praising its features.

Wanderlog provides an all-in-one travel planning experience where users create itineraries, view them on a map, explore user-shared guides, and add bookings. The app supports adding attractions, hotels, flights, restaurants, and other trip details, links confirmations via email, budgeting, checklists, and AI-driven exploration features within a single interface across devices (phone, tablet, computer).

Who it’s for: Travelers and planners who want to research, organize, and map trips in one place, including solo travelers, groups, road trippers, and bloggers who value integrated itineraries, maps, and bookings.

Features

one-view itinerary and map
linking bookings to trips
AI-driven exploration and optimization
budgeting and expense tracking
checklists and packing lists
sharing and collaborating on guides
import from emails and live map integration

over 1 million users trialed/reported positive experiences; multiple user testimonials indicating traction and ongoing development

Founders · 2

Peter XuFounder

Stripe

McKinsey

I'm a co-founder of Wanderlog, where I'm working to make planning vacation travel easier. Previously, I'd worked at Stripe as an engineer on the Leverage team (working on internal tools) and at McKinsey as a Business Analyst. I've always loved building things, and some other sites I'd made include: - [Coursetable](https://coursetable.com), featured in the New York Times - [BookWithMatrix](https://bookwithmatrix.com) - [CostcoMap](https://costcomap.com)

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