Waywide explained
How Waywide works
The Waywide Watch we’re building: save your trip and let us keep looking for flights that fit.
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Tell us the trip you would take
You know when you’re free, how long you want to go for and what you can spend. You might be open to several destinations. Finding a flight that fits can mean repeating the same search with different dates and places.
Waywide is being built to do that ongoing searching for you.
What is a Watch?
A Watch is the trip you want, saved in one place: where you can fly from, where you would consider going, when you’re free, how long you want to stay and your maximum return fare.
The plan is for Waywide to keep checking for flights that meet those requirements together, then let you know when one fits. You would still check the current price and book with the airline or travel provider.
Why save the whole trip?
A low fare is only useful if the trip works for you. A cheap flight on the wrong dates, a stay that is too short or a return journey over your budget should not count as a match.
That is the appeal of a Waywide Watch: less time trying combinations yourself, and flight alerts that reflect the trip you would actually take.
Can I use it yet?
Not yet. We’re testing flight information and the system that would keep checking prices. Flight search, Watches and alerts are not live, and there is no confirmed launch date.
You can join the free waitlist for launch and occasional updates. See the roadmap for where things stand.