Tell us the occasion, the city, how long you have, the mood, the budget and one or two things about them. You get back a full itinerary: real places pulled from Google Maps and checked before they reach you, a time and a duration for every stop, an estimated cost per person that stays inside your budget, a reason each place was chosen for the two of you, and a numbered driving route you can open straight in Google Maps. Every stop comes with four ranked alternatives you can swap in for free.
A date plan that says “visit an arcade” is useless. This one names the venue, and it names one that exists: we search Google Maps for the categories that match your vibes, filter to well-reviewed places near your city, and only those verified candidates are ever considered. Ratings and review counts come from Google, so the plan prefers the 4.5 with nine hundred reviews over the 4.9 with twelve.
Each stop gets a start time, a duration, a cost band and an estimate per person, and the whole plan is checked against the budget and the hours you actually have before you ever see it. Pick $ and you get a night that comes in under forty a head; pick $$ and it plans like it. Costs are estimates, never quotes.
The stops are ordered by the evening, not by the map, and then measured: real driving times between them, a road route drawn on an interactive Google Map with numbered pins, and one button that opens the whole thing in Google Maps directions with every stop already loaded.
For each stop you also get four ranked alternatives — same kind of thing, same part of town, already verified. Tap one and it swaps into the plan and re-measures the drive. Swapping costs nothing; only a full re-plan uses one of the three plans your purchase includes.
Once the night is planned, hand it over properly: turn the itinerary into an interactive invitation with the destinations kept secret until they choose to peek. Free to make, and it works on any phone.