Save ideas when you see them: the sign you drove past, the river someone mentioned. Every Friday, Adventure Book brings back your top 3.
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Made by a dad of two, for all the places we drove past and never went to.
The Adventure Book home screen on a Friday evening. It asks “Free this weekend?” and shows your top 3 ideas: a river walk to the old mill, ice cream in the next town and the new playground, each with a Pick button, and a quiet Not this time underneath.
You drive past a place you'd like to try. By Saturday it's gone, and it's the garden again.
Adventure Book keeps the idea, and asks you on Friday.
A name is enough. No date, no account. Add how keen you are, how long it takes and whether it's a relaxed one.
Every Friday evening, Adventure Book asks with your top 3 ideas. Pick one, or say not this time. You choose the day and the hour.
It goes on Saturday morning, with the place, what to bring and a reminder the day before.
Free to start. No account needed.
By the time you have, energy and how keen you are.
You both add ideas, you both get the Friday question.
With your calendar on, a booked weekend stays quiet. Your calendar never leaves your phone.
Offer a few days and share a link. They answer in the browser, without the app.
Pass an idea to another family as a link. They can save it without an account.
Rate it, add a photo, and go back to the favourites.
I'm a dad of two. Most weekends we had the same problem: free time, and no idea what to do with it, even though we'd driven past plenty of places we wanted to try. By Saturday they were gone, and we'd end up in the garden again. The kids argued, and honestly, we were bored too. So I built Adventure Book for us. Save an idea the moment you see it, and get it back when you're free.
Mitja AhlinFounder, Adventure BookFree
$29.99 / €29.99 a year
or $3.99 / €3.99 a month · first month free
One subscription covers your household. People you invite never pay.
Not to start. Save ideas straight away; they stay on your phone. Create an account when you want to share your list or keep it safe on a new phone.
No. One question a week, on the day and at the hour you choose (Friday 18:00 unless you change it), plus a reminder the day before something you picked. You can turn either off.
Free to download and free to use on your own. Premium is $29.99 / €29.99 a year or $3.99 / €3.99 a month, with the first month free. One subscription covers your household, and people you invite never pay.
No. It's for your own ideas: the places you drove past, the river someone mentioned, the playground on the other side of town. Adventure Book keeps them and brings them back when you're free.
Yes. Adventure Book is on iPhone and Android, and you both see the same list.
Your list is stored on our own server, so the people you share it with see the same thing. Your calendar is read on your phone and never leaves it. No ads, and your data isn't sold. The details are in our privacy policy.
The next time someone says “we should go there”, save it. We'll ask on Friday.
Free to start. No account needed.
On your computer?Scan with your phone’s camera to get the app.
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