
Forty messages to end up at the usual bar
Everyone privately adds where they’re coming from and what they need. Real places come up, and you pick one together.
- IInés
Where shall we meet on Friday?
- DDani
I don’t mind
- NNuria
Not too far though, I’m coming from Vallecas
- DDani
Well, I’m coming from Moncloa
A minute ago you didn’t mind
- 31 messages later
- IInés
The usual?
- NNuria
No stairs, my mum’s coming
The usual has steps and a waiter who hates us
Give it here, I’ll look on Wambree
- A little later
ChosenA terrace near ÓperaFriday, 21:00 · Step-free4 out of 4 said yes
This week’s plans, already thought through
Each one comes ready to go, walking route included. Like one? Send it to the group.


















Start here

From ‘where shall we go?’ to a place, in four steps
No polls, no spreadsheets. Your starting point is private.

By city
Madrid, Zaragoza, Barcelona, to start with.

Got a venue?
Get found by people deciding where to meet.

Can I trust it?
Nobody in the plan sees your starting point.

Who’s paying?
Roll the dice and that’s the end of that.
Your starting point is private
We use it to find the place and delete it when the plan’s over. Nobody in the plan sees your starting point. People who already know each other see how each person is getting there, without their starting point or their first stretch, and ‘Don’t share’ takes it off that plan from the notice, and off all of them under Account › Starting points. Nobody in the group sees your limits, must-haves or preferences.
Streets of Madrid
Try it with more people and filtersDrag the padlock, or move it with the arrow keys.
What you get to skip
Telling the group where you’re coming from
Nobody in the plan sees your starting point, your limits or your quirks. Only what works comes up.
If you’d have to walk a bit further, we ask you first
And you can say no.
The group settles it
You suggest a place, everyone says if it works for them, and that’s that.
Works just as well for a coffee as for dinner for six
A notebook that fills up as you go out
Stamps for the plans you really made, and a map of the neighbourhoods you’ve been to.
And what Wambree doesn’t do
- Plans fit up to six people, including you.
- Public transport is Madrid only, and the times are estimates.
- There’s no chat: keep talking wherever you already do.
- It doesn’t book or take payment. Asking for the table is on you.






