Where to get Wren.
The app has no accounts, and no analytics that identify you: it counts anonymously which steps people reach, with nothing that identifies you or your phone. Your screenshots and any file you import are read on your phone and are never uploaded. Two things do reach a server Wren runs, and only when you ask: a complimentary access code, if you were given one and enter it; and the link to a reel or post, if you share one for Wren to read. That post is fetched, read and discarded — nothing about it is kept, not the video, not the words, not the place names.
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Get Wren for iPhone — free to download, and it needs iOS 18 or later.
Free covers guides of up to three places. A single one-time purchase removes that limit and lets Wren add to a guide you already have. It is not a subscription: nothing renews and nothing expires. The terms set that out.
Wren for Android will arrive through the Play Store.
Android has no equivalent of an Apple Maps guide, so the app works the way Android works: Wren reads the same screenshots, files and links, checks every place with you, and then hands the list to whichever map app you already use.