Wander Co - Location-based photo journals

Wander is a really well designed photo journal app for new and experienced photographers. I like how you can discover other journals and track the route of your adventure via their built in GPS. This is one of the most beautiful apps I've ever seen. Add me on Wander! @shahed

This is such an awesome app. I've been beta testing it and adding content. Excited that there is a clean approach to hike tracking and journaling about the adventure. Follow my adventures: @JuanArreguin

Beautiful work guys, congrats on launching! Looks like you'll have a great database of well-documented hikes and adventures to work with, I imagine you have interesting thoughts about what to do with such a thing :)

Great use of geo-location. I wonder, do you have an API yet?

I'm definitely gonna use this app for my road trip in California next month! It should give me plenty of hiking ideas and I'll be able to properly share my trip with some useful informations. Do you plan to release a desktop version ?

What if up in the mountain I don't have mobile signal and I can't upload my photo? It could be awesome if you could have a way to "save" the image with no network along with the location and once you're able to upload the photo where the signal is decent, the photo uploads automatically. Just a thought. Love the idea!

The first question people ask when you post a photo: Where was this photo taken? I think this is an elegant solution to that. Photography is a journey, I like how this speaks to that. Great work! Hope to try it out on my next photo adventure (probably tonight).

Wow, it's beautiful. Downloaded! There is "MORE EXCITING STUFF COMING SOON!" in the description. What are you going to add next?

Love that you can only add photos that are snapped along the way! Also, one of the prettiest apps I have used.

Wow! One of the most beautiful apps I have seen so far.

Whoa this app looks beautiful! Makes me want to go on a hike :)

I started using this app a week ago and I'm obsessed. I wish this existed sooner because I've got loads of location-photo adventures stuck on my iPhone. Definitely using this moving forward.