Which AI does Wayfarer use?

The co-pilot and planner run on Claude, made by Anthropic. Place details, ratings and opening hours come from Google Maps.

Is the co-pilot free?

Yes. Everyone gets up to 80 co-pilot messages a day.

Does it book things for me?

Not yet. It finds and plans; you book. When you do, forward the confirmation and it joins the trip.

Can it look things up online?

Yes. When a question needs current information, like what's on while you're there, the co-pilot searches the web and tells you what it found.

Does it remember what we talked about?

Yes. Each trip keeps its own conversation, so you can come back days later and carry on where you left off.

A travel co-pilot that knows your plans.

Ask for somewhere to eat near the hotel on Friday night, or something to do between check-out and your flight. The co-pilot reads your whole trip, so every suggestion fits the day, the place and the time.

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The Wayfarer co-pilot suggesting local restaurants near the hotel for a Friday night in Barcelona

Advice that starts from your trip

Most travel recommendations start from nothing: a top-ten list written for everyone. The co-pilot starts from your trip. It knows which neighbourhood you're staying in, that you land at ten and can't check in until three, and that Saturday night is already taken. So you can ask what you'd really ask: where's good for breakfast near the hotel, what fits between the museum and dinner, how do we get to the airport on Sunday. The answers are real places, with ratings and opening hours, that drop into the gaps in your plan.

How it works

01
Ask in plain words
Type a question about your trip, in your own language, the way you'd ask a friend who knows the city.
02
Get places that fit
Real places from Google Maps, with ratings, opening hours and how far they are from where you'll be at that point in the day.
03
Add it in one tap
Every suggestion has an Add to itinerary button. It goes on the right day and your trip updates straight away.

The Wayfarer travel planner suggesting where to go for a sunny long weekend

Context, not generic lists

The co-pilot sees your flights, your hotel, what's already booked and the local time, so it won't send you across town ten minutes before your train.

Plan a trip from scratch

No bookings yet? Tell the travel planner who's going, roughly when and your budget. It suggests where to go and builds a first draft of the trip for you to shape.

Read aloud

Any reply can be read aloud in a natural voice, handy when you're walking with your phone in your pocket.

In your language

Wayfarer works in 13 languages, and the co-pilot and planner answer in yours.

Fills the gaps for you

Got a free afternoon? Tap AI Suggest and ideas appear on your timeline as suggestions. Keep the ones you like with a tap and dismiss the rest; nothing is added until you say so.

The practical stuff too

Ask it to build your packing checklist for the weather and what you've planned. Each trip also shows whether you need a visa for your passport, and which vaccines to check before you go.

Questions

Which AI does Wayfarer use?: The co-pilot and planner run on Claude, made by Anthropic. Place details, ratings and opening hours come from Google Maps.
Is the co-pilot free?: Yes. Everyone gets up to 80 co-pilot messages a day.
Does it book things for me?: Not yet. It finds and plans; you book. When you do, forward the confirmation and it joins the trip.
Can it look things up online?: Yes. When a question needs current information, like what's on while you're there, the co-pilot searches the web and tells you what it found.
Does it remember what we talked about?: Yes. Each trip keeps its own conversation, so you can come back days later and carry on where you left off.

A travel co-pilot that knows your plans.

Advice that starts from your trip

How it works

Ask in plain words

Get places that fit

Add it in one tap