Migration
From Wanderlog to NomadCrew: Group Migration Checklist
Keep your planning source if needed. Migrate execution workflow so your trip is run in one place when everyone starts moving.
7-Step Migration Plan
- Lock your trip scope: destination, dates, and confirmed travelers.
- Freeze itinerary edits for one day so your group works from one snapshot.
- Create your group in NomadCrew and invite core decision makers first.
- Create task owners for flights, lodging, visas, and day plans.
- Set the shared trip budget and add expected major costs.
- Define meetup and check-in norms in one chat thread.
- Run a dry check with one sample expense and one sample task update.
What to Keep vs Move
| Asset | Keep in Wanderlog | Move to NomadCrew |
|---|---|---|
| Itinerary brainstorm | Yes | Optional |
| Live group decisions | No | Yes |
| Expense splitting | No | Yes |
| Task ownership | No | Yes |
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FAQ
There is no automatic Wanderlog import. Manually bring over the active trip details the group needs while traveling: confirmed plans, key links, travelers, task owners, budget context, and current decisions.
Keep detailed itinerary research, saved places, route planning, notes, and old trips in Wanderlog if they are still useful. NomadCrew is not a replacement for every part of a planning-first workflow.
No. NomadCrew’s in-trip expense tracking is early, and it does not move money. The final payment happens outside the app through Venmo, Revolut, a bank transfer, or another payment service your group already uses.
Android is in closed testing, not publicly launched. The iPhone app is available now; Android travelers can use the closed-testing page to check access.
Yes. Keep Wanderlog when its map-first planning and itinerary tools work for your group, then use NomadCrew for live chat, task ownership, decisions, and in-trip coordination. A full switch is not required.