One calm timeline
Flights, lodging, trains, cars, dining, activities, documents, and notes — every plan in order, with the details one tap away.
Wayporter
Wayporter is a calm, capable travel-itinerary organizer — not a booking app. It gathers your already-booked plans into one offline-ready, shareable trip timeline.
From the iPhone app
The actual app, screen by screen: every trip at a glance, a day-by-day timeline, an inbox that turns forwarded confirmations into itinerary items, and the branded view clients see when a travel advisor delivers the trip.
Flights, lodging, trains, cars, dining, activities, documents, and notes — every plan in order, with the details one tap away.
Send a read-only link anyone can open — no account needed — or invite travel companions to edit together.
Trip budgets, expense tracking, and cost splits keep the money side as organized as the itinerary.
Agency plan
The Agency plan gives independent advisors, host-agency ICs, and small teams a polished way to deliver the trip after the booking is done. Clients get a branded, offline-ready iPhone itinerary they can actually use in transit; advisors keep the source-of-truth details, questions, and handoff status organized around the trip.
It complements booking, CRM, proposal, payment, and commission tools instead of asking advisors to replace their back office just to give clients a better travel-day experience.
Add your agency name, color, and logo so shared itineraries and client views look presented by you, not by a generic planning tool.
Client-facing itineraries show the useful plan in a dedicated iPhone-ready projection, while internal notes, financial details, and sensitive documents stay behind the curtain unless you choose otherwise.
Clients can ask about itinerary items in context, and agency members can reply or resolve questions without losing the thread in a long email chain.
Switch between Personal and Agency workspaces, assign clients, track planning status, and keep agency-owned trips organized without mixing them into personal travel.
Bring collaborators in with read-only access by default, then unlock co-editing through the Agency Editor add-on when someone needs to actively help build trips.
Paste text, forward confirmations, or review AI-drafted items — you stay in control of what becomes part of the client itinerary.
Where Wayporter runs
Wayporter is built around the travel-day experience. The web app is there for desk prep, review, and sharing, but the itinerary itself is designed to live in a pocket — yours, or your client's — and stay useful offline.
Wayporter is on the App Store, and on the web whenever you need it.