Wandrio is more than just a game. We are building a global adventure platform. The core concept is simple: the world is divided into millions of square tiles. You collect these tiles by physically visiting their locations. Using GPS tracking, Wandrio records your journeys and marks the tiles you’ve captured. Over time, you build a personal map of …
When you click a tile in Wandrio, you can see different statistics from that particular tile.First you can see the name of the tile and then how many times you have visited that tile. The name of the tile helps with communicating about certain locations. On the right side of tile the tile info-screen you …
You can collect tiles and record activities, using the built-in recording option in Wandrio. All of these tiles and activities will show up in Wandrio instantly. It is also possible to connect Wandrio to Strava (and soon to other services). We will connect your Strava data to Wandrio and show you all of the tiles …
We have been working hard to create the best tile collecting experience for you. At the moment we are still testing out all the features, and the app is getting better every day. Take part in the testing process by downloading our beta-version from Apple-store or Google play. You can get Wandrio app for Android …
Maybe you have years worth of training history in Strava, and don’t want to visit all of the thousands of tiles again? Thats perfectly fine! You can connect your Strava-account into wandrio with couple of clicks. Then all of the tiles you have visited in your previous activities will be imported into Wandrio. You can …
Tile clusters are a combination of tiles you have visited, that are connected to each other. But thats not enough! To be accepted as a part of a cluster, all the sides of the tiles have to be also visited tiles. So the next tiles to north, east south and west have to be visited …
Megatiles are square areas, where you have visited every single tile. The size of a megatile is told in the length of the sides. In Wandrio megatiles are shown in blue color. In this map the blue megatile is 27×27 in size. Gathering larger and larger megatiles poses a demanding task as the tiles needed …
It all started on a bike ride with my friend Olli. As we pedaled through familiar roads, Olli began talking about a problem he couldn’t shake: people simply don’t move enough, and especially not in nature. We both knew how much exercise and fresh air meant to us—lower stress, less anxiety, more energy, and a …
The map of the world is divided into 16,384 x 16,384 tiles. Because earth is actually round, the size of tiles varies around the globe. At the equator the size of one tile is 2.45km x 2.45km. Most of the tiles in the world are close to 1,6km x 1,6km
Tile hunting is a hobby that allows you to explore completely new places. In its simplest form, tile collecting can be explained as follows: In its simplicity, collecting tiles is a great way to see the world in a new way and increase your enthusiasm for exercise! Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
