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Travary vs Wanderlog: a planning tool or an app for the trip itself?

Travary's Today screen on a Lake District trip: a boat trip next up and the cottage's key card
Travi, the Travary suitcase

In short

Wanderlog is a planning tool: you research places, pin them on a map and arrange them into days, with friends editing alongside you. Travary is an itinerary app for the trip itself: it holds what you've booked, sorts it into days, opens each morning on what's next, and keeps every ticket offline on every plan. Many people will plan in Wanderlog and travel with Travary.

Disclosure: we make Travary. Everything about Wanderlog here comes from its own listings and independent reviews, checked in October 2026; check Wanderlog's site for current features and prices.

Side by side

WanderlogTravary
Best atResearching and mapping a tripLiving the trip: each day in order, tickets ready
MapsYes, at the centre of itNo
Place suggestionsYesNo: it holds what you've booked
On the dayThe plan and the mapToday: the day on a time rail, the next ticket first
OfflineWith ProYes, on every plan
CollaborationFree, live editingUp to six people on a trip, with a pass
Countdown and checklistChecklistsA countdown postcard and a "Before you go" list
PassportsAttachmentsOn your phone only, behind Face ID, checked against the trip
PriceFree; Pro about US$40 a yearFree; Holiday Pass $14.99 once, or Annual Pass $34.99 a year

Choose Wanderlog if…

  • You haven't decided what to do yet and want suggestions and a map.
  • You're planning a road trip or a multi-city route and want to see it drawn out.
  • Your group wants to edit the plan together, for free, before you book.

Choose Travary if…

  • You've booked, and want it all in one place, day by day, with the tickets.
  • You need it to work offline without paying for it.
  • It's a family holiday, and the morning-of view matters more than the map.
  • You want passports kept privately and checked against the trip.

Early access

Travel with Travary

We'll email you the download link the day Travary lands on the App Store and Google Play.

Your phone

We'll email you when Travary is out, with the link for your phone. That's all we use your address for, and we never share it. Want it removed? Email [email protected].

Plan in one, travel with the other

The two don't really compete. Wanderlog is at its best in the weeks of research before a trip; Travary is at its best from the first booking to the last day. If you plan with a map and friends, do that, then add what you actually book to Travary, which turns it into each morning's plan, offline. For other options, see the best itinerary apps, compared.

Questions people ask

Is Travary like Wanderlog?

Not quite. Wanderlog is a planning tool with maps and place suggestions. Travary holds what you've booked and turns it into a day-by-day plan with tickets offline. Many people could use both.

Does Wanderlog work offline?

According to independent reviews, offline access is part of Wanderlog Pro. Travary works offline on every plan, including free.

Does Travary have a map?

No. Travary is your itinerary and tickets; for maps, use a map app alongside it.

Which is better for families, Wanderlog or Travary?

For planning together before you book, Wanderlog. For the holiday itself, with everyone's tickets and each day's plan on their own phone, Travary.

Travi, the Travary suitcase, waving hello

Your holiday, sorted into days

Add your bookings. Travary does the rest.

Flights, stays, tickets and tables go in once. Each morning opens on what you need right now, with tickets one tap away, even offline.

Travi, the Travary suitcase, holding an invitation

Early access

Be first on board.

Travary is nearly packed. Leave your email and we'll send you the download link the day it lands on the App Store and Google Play.

Your phone

We'll email you when Travary is out, with the link for your phone. That's all we use your address for, and we never share it. Want it removed? Email [email protected].