Wayfold
Trip plans and maps that work without signal.
About Wayfold
Wayfold turns a list of places into a day-by-day route. Paste in addresses, a booking email or a link from a travel blog, and it pins each stop on the map, orders them to cut down on walking, and warns you when a museum is closed on the day you picked.
Everything you save is stored on the phone. Maps, tickets and opening hours stay available in airplane mode, which is why it tops this chart. It works on a train platform with no signal, when you need it most.
What it does
Route ordering
Sorts each day’s stops by distance and opening hours. Drag any stop to override it.
Offline regions
Download a city or region once. Search, walking directions and saved tickets then work without data.
Shared trips
Travel companions can add stops and vote on them. Changes sync when anyone is back online.
Document wallet
Keeps boarding passes, bookings and insurance PDFs next to the day they belong to.
New in version 4.2
- Tram and metro lines on offline maps
- Faster import from booking emails
- Fixed a crash when reordering more than 20 stops
What it gets right
- Works fully offline, including search
- Free tier covers one trip with no limit on stops
- No account needed to start
Where it falls short
- A big city takes 150 to 200 MB of storage
- Transit directions cover 60 cities so far
- Sharing a trip with more than three people needs Pro