The community map
Every pin is a real place someone went, with the note they wrote afterwards. Filter by who you trust: friends, families, food obsessives.
A living map of the tours, workshops and tables real travellers loved. Pin what moved you, let AI turn those pins into a plan that actually works, and get told the moment a price drops.
pins dropped
local experiences
avg. price-drop saving
Cicchetti crawl
Venice
Alle vongole
Naples
Sunrise trail
Vernazza
Morning market
Bologna
Price drop on your watchlist
Hands-On Pasta Workshop, Florence
€89€72938 pins
Three steps, and none of them involve a spreadsheet or twenty open tabs.
Drop a pin the moment something is worth remembering — a tasting menu in Bologna, a sunrise trail in Liguria. Add a note, a photo, a price.
Pick a city and a pace. The AI Itinerary Studio turns your pins and the community's best-rated spots into an hour-by-hour plan you can edit.
Book straight with the local operator. Watch anything you are not ready for yet, and we ping you the moment the price falls.
We deliberately do not sell you a flight or a hotel room. We do the part the big platforms treat as filler.
Every pin is a real place someone went, with the note they wrote afterwards. Filter by who you trust: friends, families, food obsessives.
Feed it your saved pins, your dates and how fast you like to move. Get a realistic day plan with walking times, not a wish list.
Watch a boat tour or a chef's table. When the operator moves the price, you hear about it before the seats go.
No flights. No hotel arbitrage. Tours, workshops and restaurants — the categories the big platforms treat as an afterthought.
Follow the people whose taste you actually share. A circle's map becomes a shortlist you can plan from in one tap.
Menus, seasons and availability kept current by the person who runs the place — not scraped, not months out of date.
Polarsteps remembers where you went. Wanderlog organises where you might go. TripAdvisor sells you a hotel on the way. None of them close the loop between a place you trust, a plan you can follow and a price worth paying.
| Capability | WhereWeGo | Polarsteps | Wanderlog | TripAdvisor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community map of real, dated pins | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| AI itinerary built from your saved pins | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Price-drop alerts on tours & tables | Yes | No | No | No |
| Local experiences as the main event | Yes | No | No | No |
| Profiles maintained by the owner | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Ranking that ad spend can't buy | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Comparison reflects the core traveller-facing product of each platform as positioned by WhereWeGo.
A sample of what the map looks like in Italy right now — every listing run by the people who actually host it.
Rome
Six stops, four courses and one very opinionated guide across Rome's oldest dining quarter.
Manarola
The cliff path between the villages, timed so you reach the focaccia oven while it is still warm.
Florence
Three shapes, one ragù, and a table you sit down at afterwards with everything you made.
Greve in Chianti
A family estate, five pours and the walk between the rows that explains why they taste different.
Venice
Four bàcari the day-trippers never reach, ending on a quiet canal with an ombra in hand.
Bologna
Churn your own pistachio, learn why the good stuff is never neon green, and take a tub home.
Sample listings shown for illustration. Prices, ratings and pin counts are fictional.
This is the real planner, running live on this page. Set a brief and watch it draft an hour-by-hour route of local experiences.
“We planned nine days across Emilia-Romagna from pins our friends had already dropped. Not one filler afternoon, and we ate like locals every night.”
“The alert did the work. I watched a cooking class for three weeks, it dropped nineteen euro, and I booked it from the notification.”
“Our trattoria used to live or die by one review site. Now guests arrive because someone they trust pinned our table — and they arrive booked.”
Placeholder testimonials from our private beta, shown for illustration.
Travellers arrive at your door already convinced, because someone they trust pinned you. A promoted profile puts you in front of them on the map, in the city page and inside the itineraries our AI writes for your area.
≈ €75 for Italian merchants · billed monthly · cancel any time
Secure hosted checkout. Card details never touch WhereWeGo.
Launch pricing for the Italian beta. No commission on bookings, no setup fee, and you keep your own guest relationships.
A map where travellers pin the tours, workshops and restaurants that were actually worth it — and an AI planner that turns those pins into a day-by-day itinerary you can book.
Polarsteps is brilliant for logging a trip after it happens, but you cannot act on what you see. Wanderlog is a strong planner with a thin community underneath it. TripAdvisor is enormous, noisy, and weighted toward flights and hotels. WhereWeGo does one thing: local experiences, ranked by real pins, planned by AI, bookable with the operator.
No, and we do not plan to. Those markets are crowded and already served well. Tours and restaurants are where the incumbents are weakest, so that is the whole product.
Add any listing to a watchlist. When the operator changes the published price we send you a notification with the old price, the new price and the dates that are still open.
Yes. Pinning, planning, watchlists and alerts are free. We make our money from promoted merchant profiles, not from the traveller.
A profile you control, placement in AI-generated itineraries for your area, targeted placement on nearby maps, and a dashboard showing pins, watchers and click-throughs. Launch pricing is $79 per month (about €75), billed monthly, cancel any time.
Private beta is running in Italy now, with Spain and Portugal next. Join the waitlist and we will send you an invite as soon as your city opens.
Join the waitlist and we’ll open your city with a hundred pins already on it. Free for travellers, forever.
Run a tour or a restaurant instead? Claim your merchant profile.