1Travel from the day view
The phone view is the operating surface for the trip, not just a copy of the original plan.
- See the current day, photos, times, places, and notes in one scan.
- Jump to Map, Friends, or Notes from the bottom toolbar.
Agent-planned travel
Features for the trip after the plan.
Waypad starts well with an agent, but the app still works when you need to change the trip yourself: edit the day, check routes, keep notes, and share places with friends.
2Edit without going back to the agent
The agent is convenient for big planning changes. Small fixes should be fast on the phone.
- Change place titles, times, duration, and notes in place.
- Use direct editing when the schedule changes during the trip.
3Automatic transit between places
Waypad can keep route information attached to the itinerary, so moving between places is part of the plan.
- Generate driving, walking, and transit options between saved places.
- Show useful travel-time pills directly between itinerary rows.
4Share places with friends
Planning with other people should not mean a messy document full of pasted links.
- Paste a Google Maps link and Waypad turns it into a place card.
- Comment on options, then schedule the place into a day.
