Oh — that’s my afternoon.
A park walk, a museum afternoon, a market run. Add a handful of stops and roughly how long each one takes, and Wander draws the plan as a path — where the space between two stops is the time you will spend there.
No account. No score. Your outings stay on your phone.
How an afternoon goes
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Shape a few hours
Name the stops and pick roughly how long each one runs — 15 minutes, an hour, whatever it really is. Drag to reorder and the times recompute as you go.
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Start from an idea
Not sure where to begin? A park loop, a museum afternoon, a market morning — one tap gives you a draft to make your own.
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Bring what matters
A small list of what to take — water, tickets, a camera. It carries over to the next outing, so you stop forgetting the same thing.
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Follow the path
Check stops off as you go and the trail behind you lights up. Running long? Trim the plan, skip a stop, or add one on the way. A quiet line tells you if you have time to spare.
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Keep the afternoon
When you finish, the whole path is lit. Add one line about how it went and a picture, and it lands in your history — ready to do again, or to repeat every Saturday.
What Wander isn’t
- Not a trip planner. No flights, no hotels, no multi-day itineraries. One outing, a few hours long.
- Not a to-do list. There is no completion score, no streak, no percentage. Being ten minutes behind is pewter, never red.
- Not an account. Your outings, notes and photos live on your iPhone. Read exactly what does leave it in the privacy policy.