Wanderlog
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About Wanderlog
Wanderlog is a bootstrapped startup building tools to make leisure travel easier and to lower the barriers to travel. Its core product began in 2019 as a travel planning app and is described as the top-ranked trip planner on iOS and Android, serving millions of travelers per month. The founders are twin brothers Peter and Harry, who studied computer science at Yale; Peter previously worked as an engineer at Stripe and as a consultant at McKinsey, while Harry was a product manager at Google. Before Wanderlog, the founders built bootstrapped travel companies BookWithMatrix and All the Flight Deals. The Wanderlog team comprises six people—five engineers and one designer—and the company remains self-sustaining and bootstrapped.
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We have quarterly travel offsites where the goal is to visit a new place and use the tools we've built.
We believe in work-life balance.
We take time off as a team to eat lunch together (and even cook!), exercise, and enjoy time with friends and family.
We work regular hours.
A typical week involves talking to users, prioritizing tasks on a kanban, designing on Figma, and building and shipping continuously.
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