What to do tonight
What to do tonight,
with less back-and-forth.
Somewhere to start, and an idea for after.
Dayverie helps iPhone users turn an evening’s available time, company, interests and budget into a local outing. It gives you suggested stops and a timeline to review and share when the group chat has ideas but no plan.
By Abdirahman Areys, Dayverie founder. Updated . Product guidance from the maker of Dayverie.
Free to start / Built for iPhone / No card required
The verdict
Build around the evening you have, then confirm the details that make it possible: hours, tables, tickets and the way home.
What Dayverie offers
An outing shaped around you.
Start with who is coming
A quiet evening for two and a catch-up with friends can have different priorities. Make those part of the brief.
Set the time and budget
Choose your start time, duration and spending preference before building the outing.
Check the evening details
Available opening hours inform the plan. Kitchen closing times, last admission and reservations may require a separate check.
Share one clear plan
Send a browser link so the people coming can see the suggested stops without installing Dayverie.
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 |
|---|---|
| The shape of the evening | Company, timing and preferences guide the outing |
| Dinner and after | Suggested stops appear together on a timeline |
| Practical details | Available place information is checked |
A good evening plan makes the next decision easier without treating a suggestion as a reservation.
Make one choice before choosing everything
Pick the part of the evening that matters most. It might be dinner, a performance or simply a place to talk. Give that enough time, then decide whether you want another stop afterwards. Leaving a little space is often more useful than adding another destination.
A restaurant being open does not mean it has a table available. A venue’s listed closing time may also differ from its kitchen hours or last admission. Confirm those details when they determine whether your evening works.
Leave room for the journey home
Look at the return journey before agreeing to the final stop. Travel estimates and service availability can change, especially later in the evening. Dayverie’s outing is a starting point for your plan; check the relevant transport service directly for current schedules.
FAQ
What to do tonight: common questions.
Can I use Dayverie for a date or a night with friends?
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Yes. Describe who is coming and what you want from the evening so the suggestions can reflect that.
Does Dayverie reserve tables or buy tickets?
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No. Dayverie suggests an outing. Arrange reservations and tickets directly with the venue or its booking service.
Can friends on Android see the plan?
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Yes, they can open a valid shared-outing link in a browser without an account. The Android app is not available, and no release date is announced.
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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Give tonight
a starting point.
Build your first outing, check the details, and send it to the people coming. Keeping it requires Pro.
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