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I always made the excuse that there was nothing to do as I rotted in my bed. So I made this activity recommendation tool to get you out of the house and to help you explore your city or a city you are visiting. It recommends venues based on your preferences (age, mood, price) to find you the best things to do near you!
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Two generations a week feels really limiting, especially on weekends when I'd actually use it. Could you let people earn extra generations by sharing where they ended up going afterward, like a quick check-in with a photo or rating? Would probably make the recommendations smarter too.
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@senses36834 Thanks for the feedback! I actually just changed it to one generation every 48 hours because I felt the same thing. And that photo-for more generations idea is really unique, I will look into that. Thank you.
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Asked it for rainy-day stuff under $20 in my area and it nailed three solid suggestions I hadn't thought of. Free tier feels pretty generous for what it does.
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Pretty handy for a quick weekend plan - told it I was tired and craving ramen nearby on a budget and it actually suggested a solid spot I hadn't tried yet. Love that it's not pushy about paid tiers.
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love how it asks for mood location and budget upfront instead of making you dig through filters honestly feels like the app is just paying attention
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Love how clean the inputs are - just mood, location, budget, and it gets out of your way. Really nice touch letting you skip an account too.
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love how clean the input flow is — stacking mood, location, and budget into one tidy step feels way more inviting than the usual endless form. nice work making it feel simple.
Two generations a week feels really limiting, especially on weekends when I'd actually use it. Could you let people earn extra generations by sharing where they ended up going afterward, like a quick check-in with a photo or rating? Would probably make the recommendations smarter too.
@senses36834 Thanks for the feedback! I actually just changed it to one generation every 48 hours because I felt the same thing. And that photo-for more generations idea is really unique, I will look into that. Thank you.
Asked it for rainy-day stuff under $20 in my area and it nailed three solid suggestions I hadn't thought of. Free tier feels pretty generous for what it does.
Pretty handy for a quick weekend plan - told it I was tired and craving ramen nearby on a budget and it actually suggested a solid spot I hadn't tried yet. Love that it's not pushy about paid tiers.
love how it asks for mood location and budget upfront instead of making you dig through filters honestly feels like the app is just paying attention
Love how clean the inputs are - just mood, location, budget, and it gets out of your way. Really nice touch letting you skip an account too.
love how clean the input flow is — stacking mood, location, and budget into one tidy step feels way more inviting than the usual endless form. nice work making it feel simple.