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A weekly roundup of Wanderlog - Travel Planner's key feedback

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Subscription Confusion

Many users are frustrated by the app's unclear subscription model, feeling misled into signing up for a paid version after a free trial. Approximately 10% of users express dissatisfaction with unexpected charges and the lack of transparency regarding the app's cost structure.

I was tricked into a subscription after a 'free' trial, and now I'm charged $40 without clear notice.

2

Laggy Performance

A significant number of users report that the app is slow and laggy, especially when handling large itineraries or on certain devices. This affects around 15% of users, who find the app's performance hinders their ability to plan effectively.

The app is extremely slow and laggy, making it hard to use for my month-long trip.

3

Overwhelming Onboarding

The onboarding process is seen as excessively long and intrusive, with many users finding the initial setup tedious and filled with unnecessary questions. This issue affects about 8% of users, who are deterred by the lengthy introduction before accessing the app's features.

I gave up on the app after being bombarded with endless questions before I could even start using it.

4

Feature Limitations

Users are disappointed by the limitations of the free version, which restricts access to key features like offline access and attachment uploads. Approximately 12% of users feel that essential functionalities are unfairly locked behind a paywall.

I can't add attachments or use offline features without paying, which is frustrating for basic trip planning.

COMPETITORS ANALYSIS

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#1 USERS CHOICE

Wanderlog - Travel Planner
Wanderlog receives high praise for its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, making trip planning seamless and enjoyable. Users appreciate the ability to organize itineraries, track expenses, and collaborate with others, although some express concerns about the cost of the Pro version and occasional glitches.

#2 RUNNER UP

TripIt
TripIt is highly valued for its ability to consolidate travel information in one place, providing convenience and peace of mind for travelers. Users appreciate its alert system and integration with calendars, though some have experienced issues with email forwarding and customer support.

#3 Straggler

Notion
Notion is praised for its versatility and customization options, allowing users to organize various aspects of their lives. However, the mobile app is criticized for being buggy and less reliable than the desktop version, with some users frustrated by recent changes and the integration of AI features.
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Wanderlog - Travel Planner
#1 Users Choice
Wanderlog receives high praise for its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, making trip planning seamless and enjoyable. Users appreciate the ability to organize itineraries, track expenses, and collaborate with others, although some express concerns about the cost of the Pro version and occasional glitches.
TripIt
#2 Runner-up
TripIt is highly valued for its ability to consolidate travel information in one place, providing convenience and peace of mind for travelers. Users appreciate its alert system and integration with calendars, though some have experienced issues with email forwarding and customer support.
Notion
#3 Straggler
Notion is praised for its versatility and customization options, allowing users to organize various aspects of their lives. However, the mobile app is criticized for being buggy and less reliable than the desktop version, with some users frustrated by recent changes and the integration of AI features.

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Major Highlights of the Week

Subscription Confusion
Users are frustrated with the app's misleading free trial, which automatically transitions to a paid subscription without clear upfront disclosure. This has led to unexpected charges and dissatisfaction with the app's pricing transparency.
I was tricked into a $40 subscription after a 'free' trial without clear notice.
Laggy Performance
The app suffers from significant performance issues, including lag and freezing, especially on Android devices. This affects user experience negatively, making the app difficult to use during trip planning.
The app is extremely slow and laggy, making it nearly impossible to use on my phone.
Intrusive Onboarding
The onboarding process is excessively long and filled with intrusive questions and pop-ups, which frustrates users and deters them from using the app. This negatively impacts the initial user experience.
I uninstalled the app after being bombarded with endless questions and pop-ups before even using it.
Data Privacy Concerns
There are concerns about data privacy, with users reporting that the app shares personal information like phone numbers and device IDs with other organizations. This raises trust issues among users.
The app shares your phone number and device ID with other organizations, which is unacceptable.
Feature Limitations
Users are disappointed with the lack of certain features, such as a calendar view for itineraries and the inability to import activities easily. These limitations hinder the app's usability for detailed trip planning.
I wish the app had a calendar view and better options for importing activities.
Excessive Pop-ups
The app is criticized for having too many pop-ups and tips, which disrupt the user experience and make navigation cumbersome. This has led to user frustration and decreased satisfaction.
Nuggets

Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Subscription Confusion
Users are frustrated with the app's misleading free trial, which automatically transitions to a paid subscription without clear upfront disclosure. This has led to unexpected charges and dissatisfaction with the app's pricing transparency.
Laggy Performance
The app suffers from significant performance issues, including lag and freezing, especially on Android devices. This affects user experience negatively, making the app difficult to use during trip planning.
Intrusive Onboarding
The onboarding process is excessively long and filled with intrusive questions and pop-ups, which frustrates users and deters them from using the app. This negatively impacts the initial user experience.
Data Privacy Concerns
There are concerns about data privacy, with users reporting that the app shares personal information like phone numbers and device IDs with other organizations. This raises trust issues among users.
Feature Limitations
Users are disappointed with the lack of certain features, such as a calendar view for itineraries and the inability to import activities easily. These limitations hinder the app's usability for detailed trip planning.
Excessive Pop-ups
The app is criticized for having too many pop-ups and tips, which disrupt the user experience and make navigation cumbersome. This has led to user frustration and decreased satisfaction.

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I love this app. It's really helpful for trip planning. I can save the locations I want to visit then check them on map to see which are close to each other to make an appropriate plan. The Guides is also great. I could save my favourite places in each city.
A Google user
Wanderlog is user friendly and extremely helpful when planning a trip. Having all your info in one place, guides, maps, tips, notes and flight and hotel reservation and the ability to share with your trip mates is a game changer. Give it a try, guarantee it will be your go to and #1 app!
@marimarimarimari🌎
I love this app. I am able to keep everything in one place, organized and separated. It combines a lot of different functions into one convenient place. I can have multiple trips, build my itinerary, create lists of ideas for food, shopping, activities, etc., track expenses, and if you upgrade to pro, you can attach your tickets directly to the app.
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The quotes of the week

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I love this app. It's really helpful for trip planning. I can save the locations I want to visit then check them on map to see which are close to each other to make an appropriate plan. The Guides is also great. I could save my favourite places in each city.
Candice Wu
App Store
Wanderlog is user friendly and extremely helpful when planning a trip. Having all your info in one place, guides, maps, tips, notes and flight and hotel reservation and the ability to share with your trip mates is a game changer. Give it a try, guarantee it will be your go to and #1 app!
Kelly Williams
Google Play
I love this app. I am able to keep everything in one place, organized and separated. It combines a lot of different functions into one convenient place. I can have multiple trips, build my itinerary, create lists of ideas for food, shopping, activities, etc., track expenses, and if you upgrade to pro, you can attach your tickets directly to the app.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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