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How WandrLyst works · iPad & iPhone

From a blank map to a trip you’ll remember.

Follow the flow the whole way through — the same six steps travellers use to plan deeper. Roomy on iPad, right in your hand on iPhone.

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STEP 01 · 06

Start with where and when.

Name your destination and dates. WandrLyst tailors everything that follows — festivals, markets, public holidays, opening hours — to the exact days you’ll be on the ground.

Creating a trip in WandrLyst on iPad — searching for Tbilisi, Georgia, with the city located on a satellite map.
STEP 02 · 06

Bring your people in.

Share the trip with a single link. Everyone can add places, vote and shape the days together — in real time, each from their own device.

Inviting a travel companion to an Osaka trip in WandrLyst on iPad, beside a map of the city.
STEP 03 · 06

Turn articles into places.

Share any travel article with WandrLyst. AI reads it and pulls out the real places it mentions — restaurants, sights, neighbourhoods — keeping the source attached to each one.

  • Works from the iOS share sheet, anywhere.
  • Extract a whole article or just a highlighted quote.
  • Browser extension SOON — capture from any page on desktop.
A Porto travel article open in WandrLyst on iPad, with the menu to add a placemark, add notes or ask about the article.
STEP 04 · 06

One library of intent.

Every place you save lands on a single map and list, tagged by trip. See what’s close to what — so you can group your days around neighbourhoods, not backtrack across the city.

The Placemarks library for a Montréal trip on iPad — saved places grouped by category beside a map, with Parc du Mont-Royal selected.
STEP 05 · 06

Shape it into an itinerary.

Turn your shortlist into a day-by-day plan in a tap. WandrLyst orders stops by location and timing — then it’s yours to drag, swap and leave room to wander.

A day-by-day Montréal itinerary on iPad, with a scheduled stop at the Musée des Beaux-Arts open beside the map.
STEP 06 · 06

A guide in your pocket.

On the road, ask anything about your trip and get answers grounded in your own itinerary and real sources — then fold what you learn straight into the plan.

Asking WandrLyst for boutique hotels near Montréal’s Old Port on iPad, with a sourced answer in the chat panel.

Take it with you.

Free to start. The whole flow — research to itinerary — on the device that’s already in your pocket.

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