I used to screenshot Instagram every time I saw a place I wanted to go, then never find those screenshots again.
So I built Walmo. Every place you want to visit in one spot, and a stamp when you actually go.
Live on iOS now, free. Building the rest out loud.
@ayesha52334 Building Walmo, a travel app. It extracts key details from Instagram travel reels you save: the location, food spots, and activities. This ensures saved places are actually useful and not lost in your saves. iOS is live.
App: https://t.co/3jK4NhA8Bj
@iAnujVarshney I'm building Walmo, a travel app. It helps you keep track of places you discover on Instagram reels, pulling out the essential details so they don't get lost in your saves. Available on iOS.
App: https://t.co/3jK4NhA8Bj
@BuildNexusAI Building Walmo. It takes travel reels you save on Instagram and extracts the place, food, and activity details. This way, saved spots aren't lost. Live on iOS.
Building Walmo because we all have that overflowing list of saved travel reels. The valuable info gets lost. Walmo extracts the key details, making those saved places accessible and actionable for your next trip.
@ZhengDaiGeorge@ElevTalk@McKinsey Hey George, ElevTalk sounds great. I'm building Walmo, a travel app that turns the reels you save on Instagram into actual saved places with the tips attached. Always up to connect with founders.
@jacobAlswin Building Walmo, a travel app. You save a travel reel from Instagram to it and it pulls out the place, food and tips so you actually find them again instead of losing them in your saves. On iOS.
Weekend test: open your Instagram saved folder and try to find that one restaurant a friend swore by.
You'll scroll past 80 reels, give up, and Google "best places near me" instead.
That gap is the whole reason Walmo exists.
@akshay_nocode Yeah, live on iOS! You save a travel reel and it pulls the place and tips out so you actually find it again later. Android's in testing right now. Would genuinely love your take if you give it a spin.
@CricTalk29 https://t.co/ld6rzaGIe4 is what I'm working on, a travel app on iOS. You save a travel reel from Instagram to it and it keeps the place, food and tips, so the spots you want to visit don't get buried. Would love people to try it.
@GuillaumeP86859@X Hey! Building Walmo, a travel app (solo, bit of vibe-coding in the mix). It takes travel reels you save on Instagram and pulls out the place, food and tips so they don't vanish into your saves. On iOS.
@uday_devops Working on Walmo right now, a travel app. It turns the travel reels you save on Instagram into actual saved places with the details attached, so you stop losing them. On iOS.
The more I talk about Walmo, the more people go "oh my Instagram saves are exactly like that."
Everyone has the same graveyard of travel reels they saved and never opened again.
Building for exactly that.
One more thing it does: it shows all your saved places near you, sorted by how close they are. So when you're in a city you instantly see which spot on your list is closest to you, instead of digging through your saves.
A friend sends you a reel: "you HAVE to eat here when you go."
You save it. Three months later you're there and you have no clue which of your 200 saved reels it was.
That's the gap Walmo fills. Save the reel, keep the place and the tip.
@hackwithprateek@X Hey! Solo-building Walmo, a travel app. It takes the reels you save on Instagram and pulls out the useful info (place, food, tips) so you actually find them again. Always down to connect with builders.
@mscode07 Nice, bot4U sounds fun. I'm on Walmo today, a travel app that turns the reels you save on Instagram into actual saved places with the tips attached. Fridays are for shipping.
@Palakonweb Building Walmo, a travel app. You send it a travel reel you saved on Instagram and it pulls out the place, food and tips so you actually find it again later. Live on iOS.