
Wander Pals keeps the people you meet while travelling — your story, your photos, their spot on the map. So an Instagram handle turns into a memory.
Free. Set up in two minutes.

Lina Moreira
Lisbon, Portugal
How we met
Hostel rooftop, talked about everything until four.



Sound familiar?
You talk half the night away, share a taxi, eat your way through the night market together.
You swap Instagram or numbers as you say goodbye. Then you both move on.
Two months later there is a name in your list — and no idea where it came from.
What you lose is not the contact. What you lose is why it mattered.

The idea
We used to write in each other's yearbooks: favourite colour, nickname, a line to be remembered by. Wander Pals is that, for the road. Except the other person fills it in themselves, on their own phone, in two minutes.
Memories do not belong in a contact list.

«Travelling, I met an incredible number of wonderful people. Swapped Instagram, swapped WhatsApp — and two months later I could not even remember how I knew some of them. I wanted to change that: a digital friendbook that holds the stories and the pictures you made together. So the memory does not fade.»

Nico
built Wander Pals
How it works
The other person needs no app and no account. A link is enough.
A link and a QR code, named after wherever you happen to be. You decide which questions get asked.
Show the QR code or send the link. They fill it in themselves — name, story, photos, contact.
Every entry lands in your book and as a pin on your globe. Countries where you know someone light up.
What goes in
You choose per invite what gets asked — from three quick fields to the full questionnaire.
How you met, where and when. The field that saves you two months later.
A portrait and up to three shared pictures. The evening, the beach, the crooked selfie.
Favourite song, dream destination, mountains or sea, star sign, hobbies.
Instagram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, email — plus a birthday list that reminds you in time.
Your world
Everyone who signs your book becomes a pin. Every country where you know someone fills in. A list of names slowly turns into a world map of your life on the road.
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An example book after half a year on the road — give it a spin.
12 / 195
Countries where you know someone
6 / 6
Continents reached
12
People in the book
One day you will know someone on every continent — and your globe shows you how far along you are.
Plus statistics nobody needs explained: how many countries you know someone in, who lives furthest away, which month you met the most people.
Built for
Set up your book today, so it is ready when you meet the first person you do not want to forget.