Wandrix turns the messy stuff — vague dates, half-ideas, budgets you don’t want to say out loud — into a real plan. You talk. A live trip board takes shape next to the conversation: shortlists, route, days, stays, flights. Nothing gets lost in scrollback.
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The idea
Most travel tools treat planning as a form. We treat it as a conversation— and the conversation deserves a workspace as careful as the trip.
Real trips are decided in fragments: a half-formed idea on a Tuesday, a rethink on Friday, a nudge from someone you trust. Wandrix holds the fragments together — the chat where you think, the board where the plan lives, and the moment they meet in the middle.
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If you can describe the trip to a friend, you can plan it here. Drop-downs are not a feature; they are a tax.
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The chat helps you think. The board holds the plan — editable, exportable, real.
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Every shortlist explains itself: practicality, fit, tradeoffs, and one explicit recommendation. Pin it, swap it, push back.
How a trip moves
No ten-step wizard, no ‘answer 24 questions to begin’. The planner moves with you, in the order that makes sense for your trip.
“A four-night break in late May. Sea views, slow mornings. Nothing that needs a 6am flight.”
What the planner extracted
Skip the trip-type checklist. Say it the way you’d say it to a friend — pace, dates, who’s coming, the things you’d rather not do.
Shortlist · 4 of 12
RecommendedPortugal
Lisbon coast
Why this leads · Matches the “no early flights” constraint, shortest direct route, reliably sunny in late May.
Cádiz
Madeira
Pollença
Each card explains its fit, gives one explicit recommendation, and lists the tradeoffs you’d trip over. Pin one to lead. Swap whenever.
Direction
Pace
SlowTradeoffs
Slow or full? Culture-led or food-led? One stop or three? The planner reads your answers and biases everything downstream — stays, activities, even the route.
Lisbon coast · 4 nights
May 22 – 26 · 2 travellers · direct only
£1,840
per person
Days
Weather-aware
Arrive Lisbon
Easy
Sintra
Day trip
Cascais
Beach
Alfama
Food
Direct
2h 35m
One-stop
−£120
Flexible
Decide later
Days shaped morning / afternoon / evening. Hotels filterable by area, style and nightly rate. Flights presented as honest tradeoffs. Weather quietly nudging the plan.
Wandrix · Trip brochure
Lisbon coast, late May
4 nights · 2 travellers
Route
Day 1 · Thu 22
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When the plan’s right, one click turns it into a multi-page brochure: route map, day-by-day plan, stays, the things you said you cared about. Yours to keep, share, or hand to whoever’s booking.
Anatomy of the board
The chat is the friendly bit. The board is the engineering. Every piece exists to keep the plan honest while you keep talking.
Cities ordered by what flows, not just what fits.
Mornings, afternoons, evenings — planned, not stuffed.
Forecasts nudge the day, never override it.
Area, style, nightly rate, sort by fit. No rank-buying.
Direct, one-stop saver, keep flexible — honestly framed.
Essential, maybe, passed. Drop in or out without guilt.
When a change knocks something else, the board says so.
One click. A polished, shareable document.
Briefs, not bullet points
“Three nights, late May. Tile-cool mornings, a long lunch in Alfama, one extravagant rooftop dinner. No museums I'll regret skipping.”
“Two adults, two kids, last week of August. One base, lazy beach mornings, a Mount Etna day if it isn't a chore.”
“Late October, eight days, walkable neighbourhoods. One ryokan splurge, the rest small inns. Skip the obvious tourist loops.”
“Friday to Monday. Direct flights only. One pasta-making class. Wine bar dinner over a tasting menu, every time.”
“Six nights in February. A walk that ends in a cafe. Levada trails I won't fall off. One driver day around the north coast.”
“Ten nights in early June. A small Praiano hotel, a few Capri evenings, one Naples bookend. No cruise-port mornings.”
When you want a closer look
Flights, hotels, activities and weather each get a focused workspace when you ask for one. They open inside your trip, share its context, and hand you back to the chat when you’re done.
Honest answers
We’d rather under-promise the product and over-deliver the trip.
It turns a conversation into a structured trip plan. You describe what you want; the planner builds a board on the right with destinations, dates, a route, days with morning/afternoon/evening shape, stays, flights and a budget — then exports it as a brochure-style document.
A trip is a hundred small decisions that have to stay in view. Wandrix keeps the structured plan beside the chat, so dates, route, stays and budget don't get lost in scrollback. Every shortlist explains its working, with explicit tradeoffs and a 'recommended' option.
Not directly. Wandrix is the planner: it builds a working itinerary you can keep, share, or hand to whoever does the booking. Stays and flights are presented as decisions on the board, not affiliate widgets.
Yes — that’s the point. Swap a destination, change pace, drop an activity, raise the budget. The board re-stitches and tells you what knocked into what. The chat keeps moving.
A brochure: a polished, multi-page itinerary with the route, day-by-day plan, stays, and the things you said you cared about. It’s a real document — not a chat transcript.
Open the planner
Type a brief, watch the board take shape, and walk away with a brochure-ready itinerary. Wandrix isn’t trying to replace travel agents — it’s trying to be the planning workspace you actually wanted all along.