Plan trips worth keeping

Most bucket lists die of vagueness. 'Someday diving in Mexico' has no date, no price, no trigger. So we gave wishes structure: what you want to do, roughly when, and roughly for how much — attached to an interest and, where one exists, a real experience.

From wish to real options

This trip-planning help is on our roadmap, not live yet: today you can record wishes with interests, rough dates and budgets, and browse every published experience yourself. Automatic wish-to-experience matching is what we're building toward — when it ships it will show concrete, priced proposals with exact terms, and never a countdown timer.

Money you can check

Prices are exact, in the currency you'll pay, with the traveler service fee shown once and included in the total. A deposit reserves a real place on a real date; the balance has a deadline you can see before you commit. The arithmetic is published, not buried.

The nudge theory of adventures

Groups make plans real. When two friends wish for the same reef, the wish stops being a fantasy and becomes an itinerary. That's the quiet bet of the whole product: shared intent is the strongest travel-planning tool there is.