| Feature | Guiddo | Wanderlog |
|---|---|---|
| What it's for | Generating a sightseeing plan + a guide on the go | Organizing a trip: places, bookings, flights, budget, shared editing |
| Day plan | Built from scratch from your answers: times, order, breaks, pace | You build it yourself from saved places; Pro optimizes the route order |
| AI | Builds the whole plan, writes descriptions, answers in chat | Suggests places to add (Pro); doesn't write a full plan |
| Place descriptions | Several hundred words: history, architecture, curiosities, how to get there | Short descriptions and links to sources |
| Audio guide | Yes, in your language | No |
| Navigation | Between stops, on foot and by public transport; parking | Export to Google Maps (Pro) |
| Conversation translator | Yes, voice | No |
| Group collaboration | No (plan on one account) | Yes — live plan editing with others |
| Budget, flights, hotels | No | Yes — flights, hotels, expenses, cost splitting |
| Offline | Plan, descriptions, audio + PDF | Offline maps in Pro |
| Price | One-time: PLN 19.99 (1 day) – PLN 199.99 (14 days), days never expire; sketch free | Free basic plan; Pro $39.99/year (annual subscription) |
In short: Wanderlog is an organizer — great at collecting flights, hotels, a list of places and expenses in one place, with several people at once. Guiddo is a creator and a guide — it builds the sightseeing plan for you, then tells you about the places and leads you. Wanderlog organizes what you found; Guiddo finds and arranges it for you.
Source of the Wanderlog facts: its public pricing and feature descriptions.
What the difference is
In Wanderlog you start with an empty trip and add places, bookings and flights to it. The app shows them on a map, tracks the budget, lets you edit the plan together with friends and, in the Pro version, optimizes the route order and suggests places with AI. The sightseeing plan itself, however, you build yourself.
In Guiddo you start by answering a few questions — or with a single sentence — and get a ready day-by-day plan: what, at what time, in what order, with breaks, taking opening hours and the weather into account. Every place has a description to read or listen to, and on the go you have navigation, chat and a translator.
When Wanderlog
- You’re planning a trip with several people and want to edit it together.
- You want flights, hotels, bookings and expenses in one place.
- You like deciding every stop yourself and only need order and a map.
When Guiddo
- You have neither the time nor the wish to build a plan from a list of places — you want to receive one.
- You care about knowing what you’re looking at: descriptions, history, audio.
- You sightsee at a pace matched to your group (children, relaxed, intense).
- You want to pay only for sightseeing days, not for a whole year up front.
What Guiddo doesn’t have
Shared plan editing by several people, a budget and cost splitting, flight and hotel handling. If you’re organizing a trip for a group of friends with split bills, Wanderlog does it better.
Price: a year up front or sightseeing days
Wanderlog Pro is $39.99 a year (subscription, annual plan only). Guiddo is a one-time pack of days: 1 day PLN 19.99, 3 days PLN 49.99, 7 days PLN 109.99, 14 days PLN 199.99 — days never expire, so unused ones stay for the next trip. With one or two trips a year the cost is comparable; the difference is in what you get: Wanderlog Pro — organizing tools, Guiddo — a ready plan, descriptions, audio and a guide on the go.
Frequently asked questions
Does Wanderlog have AI that creates a plan?
Wanderlog (in Pro) suggests places to add and optimizes the order, but doesn’t generate a full plan with times and descriptions — you do that yourself. Guiddo generates the whole plan.
Can I plan with others in Guiddo?
The plan is tied to an account; live collaborative planning is not a Guiddo feature today. You can share the plan’s PDF with the people you travel with.
Which is better for a city break?
For 2–3 days in a city, when you want a plan “right now” with descriptions and audio — Guiddo. For a longer trip with flights, several hotels and a group of friends where you build the route yourself — Wanderlog. Many people combine both.