Somewhere, together.
Ideas, days, and the route between them, on one shared canvas. In step across every phone, even off the grid.
to make your way somewhere, usually slowly, and almost never in a straight line.
From the Old English wendan, to turn or to go. Its past tense, went, wandered off centuries ago and quietly became the past tense of go. Even the word took the scenic route.
Everyone on the same canvas
One shared canvas, and whoever's planning with you is right there on it. You drop a pin, they watch it land. No more texting plans round the group chat, or guessing whose screenshot is the latest.
It tells you when a day's too full
Wend keeps half an eye on each day. It adds up the walking, the stops, the room left for a long lunch, and gives you a nudge before you're the one stranded on a corner at 9pm.
The scenic way, on purpose
See how the whole trip strings together, and how a single day flows from one place to the next, whether you're driving, on a train, or on foot. The good detours that happen to be on the way get a mention too.
The stuff that's actually on
Turns out there's a cheese festival the Saturday you're in town. Wend digs up the markets, gigs and small festivals happening during your dates, plus the odd tour worth booking, and tells you which day each one slots into.
Plan the surprise.
Some plans aren't for the group chat. Keep a proposal, a birthday detour, the good kind of secret in a layer only you can see. Give it a cover story for when someone leans over your shoulder, or hide it completely.
Go somewhere, together.
Have a look around for free. When a trip starts to feel like yours, copy it and make it so.