Enter a town, address, or landmark to load nearby dinner and activity listings from OpenStreetMap community data. Cuisine, vibe, and activity type reorder known matches; must-haves filter and hard lines hide known matches. Missing or stale listing details remain things to confirm.
Cards explain whether a listing could serve as a dinner anchor, flexible outdoor stop, or timed activity anchor, while stay-in ideas spell out their setup. Add choices to one itinerary, then verify the exact place, service or session window, party rules, access, whole-evening cost, travel between stops, availability, and booking or cancellation terms. The optional Google check may add listing details; it does not make or confirm a booking.
What you can do
- Nearby dinner and activity listings from community map data
- Compares vibe, cuisine, activity type, known timing, and distance
- Possible evening roles, match reasons, and cost and timing checks
- Dinner and an activity assembled into one itinerary
- Stay-in ideas alongside out-of-the-house options
- Optional Google check: available ratings, photos, price bands, and listed hours
- Free to compare; no sign-up required
Frequently asked questions
What does it actually plan?
It compares dinner and activity listings near the location you type, explains the possible role of each stop, and lets you add choices to one itinerary. The ranking is a shortlist; confirm the exact place, schedule, travel, party rules, access, cost, availability, and terms before relying on the plan.
What if we want to stay in?
Pick Cozy night in on the Activities tab to favor cooking together, takeout and games, or a film at home. Each idea explains what to prepare and check, from ingredients and cleanup time to a two-player game or the film’s current viewing offer.
What does the live Google check do?
One tap runs a live search for your criteria and location and may merge available ratings, review counts, price bands, photos, and listed hours. It is a snapshot, not verification of the exact place, current service or session window, availability, total cost, or booking terms. Signed-in users get a daily allowance; the base comparison still works without it.
Is it free?
Yes. It runs in your browser with no account needed to browse and plan. Saving an evening for later is optional and only needs a free account.
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