Things to do today
Things to do today,
with a place to start.
Give your free afternoon a shape.
Dayverie is an iPhone app that turns your available time, interests, budget and company into a local outing with suggested places and a timeline. Use it when you want to get out today but have not decided where to start.
By Abdirahman Areys, Dayverie founder. Updated . Product guidance from the maker of Dayverie.
Free to start / Built for iPhone / No card required
The verdict
Start with the hours you have. Build an outing around them, then review the stops before you leave.
What Dayverie offers
An outing shaped around you.
Your actual window
Choose when you want to start and how long you have. A short afternoon does not need a full-day schedule.
A reason to go
Tell Dayverie who is coming and what you feel like doing. Food, a walk or time together can give the outing its direction.
Places with context
Dayverie checks available opening-hours information against the planned stop time. Listings can be incomplete or change, so confirm important stops directly with the venue.
Room to change your mind
Review the suggested stops and swap one that does not suit you. Your free outing includes one swap.
How it works
Three steps. One great day.
Set the edges of the day
Choose your location, start time, available time and transport. Leave enough time to get home.
Review the outing
Check the stop order, travel between places and any venue details that matter to you.
Bring someone along
Share the outing as a browser link. Keeping it in your own library requires Pro.
Before you choose
What to check in a day planner.
What to check for this kind of outing, and how Dayverie approaches it. This is a guide to product fit, not an independently tested ranking.
| What to check | Dayverie |
|---|---|
| A usable time window | Start time and duration inform the outing |
| Places you can act on | Place information and available hours are checked |
| The next decision | Review stops, directions and a per-stop swap |
The useful result is a day you can act on, with enough room for travel and a change of plan.
How to choose something to do when half the day is gone
Start with your return time and work backwards. Subtract the journey out and home before deciding how many stops to attempt. Choose one thing you would be glad you left the house for, then let food or a walk sit around it.
For example, an illustrative afternoon might be a gallery visit, a nearby coffee and a short walk. That is a planning pattern, not a current venue recommendation. Check today’s opening hours and any entry requirements before setting off.
What a local outing app can help with
Dayverie helps turn those inputs into suggested places, times and an order. You still decide whether the distances, costs and settings feel right. If one stop needs tickets, a reservation or particular accessibility arrangements, confirm those directly. An outing is a plan, not a booking.
FAQ
Things to do today: common questions.
Can I plan something for today?
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Yes. Set your intended start time and the time you have left. Review the result before heading out; building an outing takes a variable amount of time.
Will there be suggestions in my city?
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Available places and data coverage vary by location. Check what Dayverie can build for your chosen area rather than assuming every city has the same coverage.
What is free, and what requires Pro?
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Dayverie is free to download, with one crafted outing free per account, not one every month. The free outing includes all stops, directions, sharing and one swap. Keeping an outing in your library requires Pro. US pricing is $3.99 a week or $49.99 a year; check the App Store for your local price and any available trial.
Keep reading
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There is still time
to get out.
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