Wayfare: Solo travel

Travelling on your own is not the same as travelling with fewer people. A restaurant with a long communal table and one with candlelit tables for two are both good restaurants — only one of them is good on your own. Wayfare is built around that difference. Every place carries two separate scores, because they answer two different questions: soloScore — how well this works when you are by yourself. socialScore — how likely you are to end up talking to someone. They are kept apart on purpose. Some evenings you want company. Some evenings you want a table by the window and nobody asking if you are waiting for someone. Wayfare never assumes which one you are having. WHAT YOU GET A 40-second profile, then a ranked shortlist Answer a handful of questions about how you travel — pace, budget, what you are drawn to, how much company you want — and every place gets a match score from 0 to 100. It is a match to you, not a popularity chart. The best-reviewed bar in the city can sit halfway down your list, and that is the point. 147 cities, 1,325 places, written by hand Africa, the Middle East, South and Central Asia, Southeast and East Asia, Europe, the Americas and Oceania - 78 countries. No scraped listings and no star ratings copied from somewhere else. Every place has a note on why it works alone, what it costs, how long to give it, when to go, and anything worth knowing about safety. Ten categories, 71 interests Start broad — food, nature, culture, nightlife — or go straight to what you actually do: bouldering, night diving, ramen, record shops, temple stays. Thirteen activities are graded by difficulty, so a beginner and a veteran climber are not sent to the same wall. Meetups already on the calendar 81 recurring meetups across the cities: language exchanges, run clubs, board game nights, hostel dinners. Times, venues and what to expect, so you can decide from your room instead of standing outside wondering. A map that is worth opening Everything placed properly, filtered by what you care about, so you can see what is within walking distance right now. The practical things, in one place Emergency numbers for the city you are in, a few phrases that matter, a running budget, and somewhere to keep a journal. PLANS Visitor is free, in ten cities — Tokyo, Bangkok, Singapore, New York, Mexico City, London, Lisbon, Barcelona, Melbourne and Buenos Aires — with all ten categories. Nothing is time-limited and nothing expires. Wanderer opens the other 137 cities. Insider opens all 71 interests and the skill levels for graded activities. Wayfare Wanderer monthly — USD 9.99 per month Wayfare Insider monthly — USD 15.99 per month Payment is charged to your App Store account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically each month unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Wayfare is for the traveller who books one seat, eats dinner with a book, and would rather have somewhere good to be than someone to be there with. Privacy Policy: https://adolfoorlandini8.github.io/wayfare-site/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/