Plan your next tripby texting Instinct
Tell Instinct where you want to go. Wendily turns that conversation into a complete itinerary you can open, share, and take with you anywhere. One message to connect, no app to learn.
Plan me six slow days in Santorini and Milos, mid-June.
On it. I’ve opened a trip in Wendily and I’m filling it in as we talk. Beach days or more walking?
Walking. And a boat day in Milos.
Added day 4: Kleftiko caves by boat, Sarakiniko at sunset. Your itinerary is ready in Wendily.
Wendily is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Instinct.

Santorini → Milos
Jun 6 – Jun 12, 2026

Day 1
Oia
Blue domes, sunset from the castle

Day 2
Fira to Imerovigli
Caldera walk, long lunch, cliff pool

Day 3
Ferry to Milos
Plaka alleys, dinner under the bougainvillea

Day 4
Milos by boat
Sarakiniko, Kleftiko caves, harbour taverna
How it works
One text connects Wendily to Instinct.
No new app to learn and no forms to fill. Instinct does the planning and the writing; Wendily keeps the itinerary.
- 01
Connect once
Paste one message into Instinct, by text or WhatsApp. That is the whole setup.
- 02
Text about the trip
Plan out loud the way you already talk to Instinct. It asks the right questions, then writes the itinerary as you go.
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Open Wendily
The itinerary is there, day by day, ready to share with whoever is coming along.
Why Instinct
Instinct already runs your errands. Now it plans your trips.
It acts, not just answers
Instinct can call Wendily directly, so your trip gets written down as you talk instead of described back to you as a wall of text.
It is already on your phone
Text it from the sofa, the airport, or the taxi. The itinerary is waiting in Wendily when you open it.
Nothing to install
Wendily gives you one message to send Instinct. After that it remembers, and every trip you plan together lands in the same place.
Not on Instinct? The same message works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Manus.
For agents
Built for agents, not forms.
Instinct writes to Wendily through a documented REST API, and so can any agent that can call a tool. There are currently 23 operations, described by an OpenAPI spec an agent can load directly as a tool definition.
Browse the API reference