For family reunions
Coordinate family reunions without losing your mind.
When three households need to align on a week together, a Google Doc isn't enough. WonderKit keeps dates, activities, costs, and decisions in one shared place.
✦ One subscription covers your whole group — no per-person fees.
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Why family reunions fall apart in planning
01Three calendars
Aligning dates across three households, two school systems, and everyone's work.
02Nobody wants to be the killjoy
One household wants a resort, another wants a lake house, and the thread just goes quiet.
03Who paid for the boat
One family bought the groceries, another paid for the house, and the maths gets ugly fast.
04Ages 4 to 78
Teenagers want nothing a toddler wants, and nobody has planned for either of them.
How WonderKit handles it
What WonderKit does for family reunions
- 01
The problem · Three calendars
Date-voting across households
Propose candidate date ranges, everyone votes availability. Lock in the dates that work for the most families.
- 02
The problem · Nobody wants to be the killjoy
Group votes that actually close
Activities, restaurants, "lake day or beach day" — propose, vote, decide. No more 4 cousins all "happy with whatever."
- 03
The problem · Who paid for the boat
Flexible expense splits
Split by household, by person, or by sub-group. Grandma paid for the rental, one family bought groceries — settle up cleanly.
- 04
The problem · Ages 4 to 78
Multi-generation aware
The AI plans around nap windows for toddlers, pace for grandparents, and keeps teens engaged. Everyone gets considered.
Saturday night
an open vote- Rooftop dinner, then the honky-tonk6
- Private room at the wine bar3
- Stay in, cook, play cards1
10 of 10 voted · closes tonight
Also included, without asking
- Household-level collaboration
- Shared photos + journal
Real plans, already published
Start from one of these
Free to read, no login. 18 published plans fit this kind of trip.
These are written for families — the closest fit we have published today. Nothing here was written just for this page.
Bangkok, Thailand
Geoff Greenwood / UnsplashA 5-day Bangkok plan for families (kids ~6 & 9)
Charleston, SC
Leo Heisenberg / UnsplashA 5-day Charleston plan for families (kids ~6 & 9)
Crete, Greece
Evangelos Mpikakis / UnsplashA 5-day Crete plan for families (kids ~6 & 9)
San Diego, CA
Andres Garcia / Unsplash5-Day San Diego Itinerary with Kids (Ages ~6 and 9)
Washington, DC
Yeon Choi / UnsplashA 5-day Washington, DC plan for families (kids ~6 & 9)
Barcelona, Spain
Alex / Unsplash5 Days in Barcelona with Kids
What a plan looks like
Labor Day weekend at a lake house — 3 households, 11 people
Generated from: "Lake house, 3 days, 3 families, ages 4 to 78, big meals together, kids activities, quiet time for grandparents."
Day 1
Arrival + welcome dinner
- Households arrive staggered between 3 and 6pm.
- Welcome dinner: potluck assignments done in-app. Grandma's bringing the dessert.
- Early bonfire for the kids, quiet porch for grandparents.
Day 2
Lake day + big family dinner
- Swimming, kayaking, dock-jumping for teens and kids.
- Nap windows for the toddlers and grandparents, baked in.
- Big family dinner — one household cooks, another cleans, third handles drinks.
Day 3
Slow morning + goodbyes
- Breakfast together. Group photo on the dock.
- Settle up in the app before departures — every household paid for something.
What you get, in real numbers
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67 cities
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52 itineraries
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Before you ask
Family-reunion FAQ
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