dayverie

The Day Architect

Tomorrow is a memory you haven't made yet.

Dayverie is an iPhone app for planning one local outing at a time. Choose your destination, time, budget and company, then get real places in a schedule you can inspect and adjust.


A look at the next edition. The sample screens below are upgrade design previews; they show work in progress, and the app you download may differ.
The interviewNo. 01

Questions come one at a time, and the day is shaped by what you say. Answer “two of us” and the next question stops asking about a group and starts asking what kind of date it is. Nothing here is a form.

Your people, your start time, your pace. A few choices, not a form to fill.

The desksInterview · No. 001

Staffing

Who's coming?

Just me · Two of us · Small group · A whole crowd

The Lead

What should lead the day?

The question rewrites itself around who's coming

The Route

How are you getting around?

On foot · Transit · Rideshare · Own car

The Almanac

When do you start?

Early bird · Morning · Afternoon · Evening

The Clock

How much time do you have?

Quick outing · Half a day · A full day · Into the night

The Ledger

What feels right per person?

Easygoing · Social & local · Treat day · Memorable · No limits

Margin Notes

Anything else we should know?

A wish, a constraint, a craving — anything. Optional.

Dayverie design preview: An afternoon, yours to plan. Illustrative sample content and photography.
Upgrade preview · An afternoon, yours to planSample content. Not a released app capture.
Before it goes to pressNo. 02

The brief, made clear.

A preview of the planning review: your date, destination and brief, together before the day takes shape. This screen is work in progress. Once you request a day, Dayverie checks opening hours where available, in the city's own time. Confirm important stops before heading out, as hours can change.

Reading the brief01
Restaurant desk02
Field reporting03
Weather desk04
Layout05
Fact check06
Binding07
Dayverie design preview: The plan before the plan. Illustrative sample content and photography.
Upgrade preview · The plan before the planSample content. Not a released app capture.

Gone to print · the run, in order

Field notesNo. 03

Two to seven stops, in order.

How many depends on what you said. A quick outing is two or three; a full day is five or six; into the night can run to seven. Each one arrives with available hours, travel context, and a line about why it's there rather than somewhere else.

Dayverie design preview: Your outing, at a glance. Illustrative sample content and photography.
Upgrade preview · Your outing, at a glanceSample content. Not a released app capture.

Built. Ready to go.

The day arrives with the places, photos, timing and a reason for each stop. Open the route, share the link, or swap a stop that does not feel right.

Every stop is visible on your free day. Keeping it in your library requires Pro. This design preview uses sample content and photos, not live recommendations.

What a day is made ofNo. 04

Real places, checked before they print

Real places are checked against available venue information. Hours can be missing or change; confirm with the venue before heading out.

Ordered around how you get around

Stops are sequenced around your chosen transport, with a written note on how you get from each one to the next.

Swap any stop

Not feeling a stop? Explore another option where suitable alternatives are available. Check the updated timing before heading out.

More variety, less repetition

Your previous days help Dayverie avoid repeating the same places where there are alternatives.

Build around a place you already love

Have somewhere in mind? Include it in your brief. Whether it fits depends on the location, timing and available venue information.

It gets to know you

Rate what you loved and what missed, and the days that follow lean on it.

Nothing's arranged for today. Yet.

Download on the App StoreYour first day is on us · keeping days requires ProWhat the free day includes