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IRL is the app that decides for you. You pick a city and a door. Everybody coming answers five questions, separately, on the same phone. Then a wheel spins and one real plan comes out, already decided, with times on it.
Not a list of twelve ideas. Not a feed. Actual places near you, in order, with the walk measured between them, one brave thing to do while you are there, and the questions worth asking once you sit down. It even checks the sky first, so it will not send you to a riverbank in the rain.
Free. No account, no email, no app to install. Works in any city with a map.
Thirty-two kinds of plan. Your answers, and the forecast, decide which eight make it onto the wheel.
Four doors
Same machine. Different lives.
Two people, five questions each, one night decided for you.
Date night
Married ten years or three dates in. You answer separately, the wheel settles the argument you were about to have, and the night arrives already decided.
Everybody answers, including the seven year old. Nobody negotiates.
Family day
The whole house gets interviewed, kids included, in words a kid can actually answer. Out comes one day with times on it, a mission everybody has to do, and questions worth asking at the table.
One person, out of the house, in a room with other people.
On your own
Not a dating app. A plan for going somewhere alone on purpose: the third place that will learn your name, the class where being new is an advantage, the room where showing up twice makes you a regular.
Two to seven days, each one a different shape, no place twice.
The trip
Everybody who is going gets interviewed first. Then you get a day-by-day itinerary built from what is actually in that city, with a different shape every day and no restaurant repeated all week.
How it goes
01
Pick a door and a city
Four doors, one machine. Anywhere on earth. It reads the actual map around you, not a list somebody typed in 2019.
02
Everybody gets interviewed
Five questions each, separately, in words that work for a nine year old and a forty year old. Nobody sees anybody else's answers.
03
Spin, then go
One plan comes out, timed to the minute, built from everybody's answers. Send the link to the rest of them and drive.
What comes out
A card, not a list of suggestions.
Nobody needs another page of twelve ideas. You need one plan, in order, with times on it, and somebody else to have made the call. That is all this does, and it does not ask you to pick again at the end.
Pick a doorReal places, timed
Actual venues, actual addresses, with the walk between them measured. If it is too far to walk, it says drive.
The split
One sentence naming how the plan honored everybody when the household wanted four different days.
One brave thing
A dare, a mission, or a nudge, depending on who you came with. You set how far it goes.
Questions worth asking
One per act. Real ones, the kind that change the drive home.
The damage
What it runs for your whole party, at the ceiling the tightest wallet set.
A reroll on any act
Do not like Act II? Spin only Act II. The rest of it holds.
The best days of your life were not planned by committee.
They were decided by somebody who just said, get in the car. Today that is the wheel. All you have to do is show up and follow it.