From the team that turned a disastrous group trip into a travel planning engine.
The biggest update we have ever shipped. Your trips now leave a trail.
SwipeSights 2.0 adds collectible passport stamps, postage-stamp travel memories, an interactive Explore map, a bigger social layer, and an upgraded routing engine built for tourist trips. Here is everything new.
Built on what travelers love, the overlooked spots worth the detour, and the touristy stuff you can safely skip.
A real 3-day Rome itinerary built around what travelers love, the overlooked sights worth the detour, and the tourist stuff you can safely skip. No fluff, no filler.
After months of hard work, we are officially on iOS.
SwipeSights has officially launched on the Apple App Store. The team is proud to share this milestone, and the first week has brought overwhelmingly positive reviews and strong downloads.
From picking a city to walking your optimized route on day one.
The complete guide to planning a solo trip in 2026. Pick a destination, build a walkable day-by-day itinerary in minutes, and travel with confidence. No spreadsheets, no overthinking.
From zero to a full itinerary in 10 minutes. No spreadsheets required.
The complete step-by-step guide to planning a group trip that everyone actually enjoys. Pick a city, invite friends, swipe on attractions, and get an optimized day-by-day itinerary.
You just got asked to plan the bachelorette trip. Now what?
A step-by-step guide for maids of honor and planners who need to coordinate destinations, activities, and budgets across a group without losing their mind.
TripIt is great for solo travelers. Groups need something different.
TripIt organizes your bookings, but it was never designed for groups deciding what to do together. Here are the best alternatives built for collaborative trip planning.
Two good apps. Very different approaches to the same problem.
An honest comparison of SwipeSights and Wanderlog for group trip planning. Different tools for different planning styles, with a clear breakdown of where each one wins.
We built one of these apps. Here is an honest look at all of them.
A transparent comparison of SwipeSights, Wanderlog, TripIt, Lambus, Sygic Travel, and Polarsteps. What each does well, where each falls short, and which is right for your group.
The best group trips happen in cities nobody fights about.
Skip the obvious picks. These under-the-radar European cities are cheaper, less crowded, and way more fun with friends. Porto, Bologna, Ghent, Ljubljana, Thessaloniki, Wroclaw, and Valletta.
Short trips punish bad planning harder than any other kind of travel.
You have 48 hours. Every wasted morning is 25% of your trip gone. Here is how to squeeze real value out of a weekend getaway without turning it into a military operation.
We almost lost ours. Then we built something better.
A story about bad Google Docs, locked museum gates, and the algorithm that saved our friendships. Learn how SwipeSights was born from a disastrous Barcelona trip.
