Wyke is the social app for cruisers. Your roll call, your sailing group, your crew — one app, from booking day to the last sunset.
Sail-aways, sunset decks, the dance floor at midnight. A feed that’s all cruise, all the time — posted by the people actually aboard.
At sea with no wifi? Wyke quietly saves your posts — and when you hit port, you drop your whole Ship's Log at once: three sea days, told in order, like a story.
Every sailing on every major line gets its own group — automatically. Find yours by ship and date, say hi to the people who'll be at your muster station, plan the sail-away meetup. And beyond your sailing: open boards for Ports & Shore Days, Food & Dining, Ships & Lines, and first-timer questions with no judgment. One place, instead of eleven Facebook groups and a roll call thread nobody updates.
When someone from a past sailing of yours joins your next one, Wyke tells you both: Sail again! Old crew has a way of finding each other.
Follow ships gliding their routes in real time, peek at ports ahead, and feel the anticipation build with every nautical mile.
Facebook doesn't have this. Instagram doesn't have this. Only cruisers would even want it. We built it.
Port day with four ships in? The port lights up with everyone ashore that day — one town for an afternoon.
When the ship docks, Wyke wraps your sailing into a recap worth keeping — every port, every photo, every face. Ready to share the second you step off.
Diamond, Platinum, Elite — your cruise life is scattered across eleven Facebook groups and a roll call thread that died in March. Welcome home.
Join the waitlist →I’m Wallace. I got tired of my cruise life being scattered across eleven Facebook groups, a dead roll call thread, and a camera roll nobody saw. So I’m building Wyke — in public, one feature at a time. The first 500 people on the waitlist board as Founding Crew — a permanent badge on your profile when we launch, and first access to everything. Come build it with me.
Your crew is already gathering. Join the waitlist and board first.