Harry Yu

This looks interesting! But as a first-time booker, I think it's hard to trust this without seeing reviews or some reference to the fleet owners

Hi! We've explored APIs in the past - how comprehensive is your inventory compared to Metasearch providers like HotelsCombined or Kayak? How do the payouts compare?

I've used a lot of these map builders before (including Tripadvisors back in the day), but I really liked seeing the Google Photos import in action! I take photos on all my trips anyways, so it was nice it could all be imported with just a few clicks instead of me having to type out tens or hundreds of places.

Hi Joaquim! This looks pretty cool, but this looks similar to an app I've worked with, Journy (https://www.gojourny.com/). How do you guys compare to them?

This is really cool! One question though - I've found other sites have good data, but that I have to double-check it on the official site to ensure it's still up to date. How do you ensure that it stays up to date?

I helped Peter build Wanderlog! Here are a few annoying things with planning trips in Google Maps and other trip planners that we tried to solve with Wanderlog: - Adding notes in Google Maps and most trip planners required a ton of taps. We made adding places and notes as simple as typing into a Notion or Google Doc - A lot of other trip planners force you to start planning your trips...

We're really aiming to be the best solution for people like my fiancee who plan with Google Sheets or Google Docs. It's just as flexible, but with bonus stuff on top! Try it out

This looks like a much nicer version of janky Apps Script editor that we used to use in Google Docs! It's really nice that the script can just be visible beside the table for quicker changes.

This is really cool! I love the visualization for the weather. ?makers - how did you get the general prices for AirBnB's? Was that done manually, via an API, or scraped?

I'm Harry, the co-creator of Travelchime. We're excited to launch! I'm also excited to find out: - Does the "place lists" format reflect how you travel? - How important is food/restaurants to your trip? - Are there other kinds of things you really like to check out no matter the trip? (coffeeshops, fried chicken, etc.) - On your last trip, did you have data all the time? Most of the time? None...

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