Straight answers
Questions, answered plainly.
What Dayverie does with your photos, what the free day actually includes, and what happens if you're on Android. If something here isn't clear, write to us and we'll fix the wording.
What does Dayverie actually do?
Dayverie turns your time, budget and mood into a day out with real places in order. Answer a few questions, read the day, and head out.
Is this a trip planner?
No. Dayverie builds one day at a time, near you or in a city you name, and it's built to be walked into today or tomorrow — not to plan a two-week holiday.
How long does a day take to build?
About a minute. You watch it happen while it does — the brief being read, the places checked, the day laid out and bound.
How many places end up in a day?
Between two and seven, depending on how much time you said you had. A quick outing is two or three stops; a full day is five or six; into the night can run to seven.
Which cities does it work in?
Anywhere in the world, though it's strongest in bigger cities where there's more to choose from. Where coverage is thinner Dayverie says so up front rather than quietly handing you a thin day.
Does Dayverie upload my camera roll?
New Rewind scans are paused. You can still add photos to a kept day yourself. Existing photo memories remain on this device; signing in does not back them up.
Do I need photo access to use Dayverie?
No. Building and following a day out does not require photo access. It is optional when you attach photos to a kept day.
Can I turn photo access off later?
Any time, in your device settings. It only affects Rewind and the photos you attach to a day you kept; everything else works without it.
Are my photos used for anything else?
No. They're never used for advertising, never used for facial recognition, and never used to build a profile of the people in them.
Is Rewind available?
New camera-roll scans are paused. Your existing memories remain accessible from Account on the device where they were created.
What's included in the free day?
One crafted day — one, ever, not one a month. Choose when to start and how long you have. Every stop is visible, sharing and map links are included, and you get one stop swap. Keeping the day requires Pro.
What does Pro cost?
$72 a year — about $1.38 a week — or $3.99 a week. Those are US prices; Dayverie adjusts by country, so the App Store shows you yours before you buy.
Is there a trial?
The App Store offers one to people who haven't had a Dayverie trial before. If you're eligible the purchase screen says so.
Can I change a stop I don't like?
Yes. Every stop has a swap on it — take one out and another lands in its place, without rebuilding the day around it.
Can I build the day around a place I already know?
Yes. Name the place, say roughly when it should fit, and the rest of the day is built around it. This is included in your free day.
Does it know about dietary needs?
Yes — halal, kosher, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free, plus a setting that keeps bars and breweries out of your days entirely. They're respected on every day Dayverie builds, and if it can't honour them it says so rather than serving you a day that doesn't.
Will it send me somewhere twice?
It tries hard not to. Dayverie remembers where it has already sent you, so the next day out is a genuinely different one.
Can I send a day to someone?
Yes. Any day can leave the app as a link that opens in any browser, with no account and nothing to install. The link works for 30 days, and whoever gets it can keep the day to their own library or have Dayverie build the same shape around them.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Dayverie is on iPhone today and Android is in development. In the meantime, a day someone sends you opens fine in any browser.
Does it work on iPad?
It runs on iPhone. There's no iPad layout yet.
Do I need an account?
You can answer the questions before signing in; an account is needed to build a day. You can sign in with email, Apple or Google. Photo memories are device-local and are not backed up by an account.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, under Account. It wipes your kept days, your ratings and everything shaping your recommendations. Note that it doesn't cancel a Pro subscription — Apple handles billing, so cancel that in your App Store settings first.
Can I start over without deleting everything?
Yes. Resetting your recommendations clears what Dayverie has learned about your taste — where it's sent you, what you rated, what it picked up — while leaving every day you've kept exactly where it is.
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