Type what you actually have: time, energy, budget, your kid's age and the weather. You get three real plans, each with a two-line packing list and a way to be home for dinner. It remembers last weekend, so it never repeats itself.
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Type your time, energy, budget, your kid's age and the weather. Get three real plans in ten seconds.
Set what you have: minutes, energy, budget, your kid's age.
Three plans in ten seconds, each with a two-line packing list.
It remembers last weekend and never repeats itself.
Teen mode: five questions for the drive instead of an activity.
Set the constraints: minutes, energy 1 to 5, budget, kid's age, indoors or out.
Get three plans: one at home, one outside, one wildcard. Each has a two-line prep list and a way to land the transition home.
Mark what you did. Next time it builds on it and never repeats.
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The park is done, dinner is at 6:30 and the tank is empty. This is built for that hour.
Plans scale with age, from puddle walks to a one-on-one with a teenager who does not want to talk.
Back from a week away and the kid is cool with you. Start with something small that works.
Unlimited plans, memory of each child, teen mode. Or $5 a month if you prefer.
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Daily-mission apps for dads charge $6 to $8 a month and cover one age band. Generic chat gives you a list, not a plan for the exact hour you have.
Park is only an hour... so... what else can I do? Ideally we'd get home around 6:30 for dinner.
a dad on r/daddit, August 2024Somehow figure out how to keep the kids entertained whilst running on fumes ourselves.
a dad on r/daddit, August 2024, 409 upvotesNo. It runs in the browser on your phone. Nothing to install, nothing for your kid to see.
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