Not just walks. Wanders.
Mark any leg of a journey as running, cycling, hiking, or driving — even a train, a boat, or a flight — and the route redraws to match: locked to real streets and trails on land, a clean line across the water. Wander reads the clues too (trail names, pace, elevation) and suggests: "Looks like a hike."
Revisit every stop.
Tap a pin to see the photo you took there. Nearby photos cluster under a single pin with a count, and a star marks each stop's cover photo — swap it anytime. Full screen, every photo is titled with when and where it was taken, and a timeline rail shows how you traveled between stops. Need to tidy a route? Drop a stop and Wander rebuilds the path.
Every Wander, kept.
The Logbook is the home of the app — every Wander saves automatically with a fun auto-generated name (Morning Stroll, Afternoon Trek…). Sort into folders you can color and badge with a symbol, heart your favorites, filter by activity or by person, and search by name, place, or date. Your Logbook syncs privately across your iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud.
Who was with you.
Add the people who shared the journey — imported from Contacts or created on the spot — and attach them to any Wander, or just part of one. Browse a person to see every Wander you've taken together, and filter a route's photos down to just them.
Routes on real streets.
MapKit directions connect every stop on real paths — not straight lines. Press play to watch a marker travel the whole route from start to finish, with a picture-in-picture viewer that opens on your first photo and follows along.
See how high you climbed.
Every photo tags its altitude. Your Wander's elevation profile draws below the route, synced to playback — and elevation gain now sits right in the stats.
Made with Wander.
Share any Wander as a polished card carrying the route and the stats — now with a featured photo up top, an optional elevation chart, and point-to-point journeys titled "X to Y." Portrait, square, or landscape; light or dark; the badge is always included.
At home on iPad.
Wander 1.5 makes the iPad feel native: folders carry their own stats at a glance, every row shows who came along, and the stats bar grows to the full picture — time, pace, and how far you climbed. Everything syncs across iPhone and iPad through your private iCloud.
