take a no-route walk
head outside and let every turn be decided in the moment.
2,000+ hand-curated ideas, smarter recommendations, better search, and way more ways to actually start doing something.
head outside and let every turn be decided in the moment.
dunno cares about the situation you’re in, not just a giant list of things you supposedly like.
ten minutes? tired? at home? with someone? use only the context that matters right now.
not now means not now. do it means you found the thing. no streaks, guilt, or fake productivity score.
dunno learns gently from what you start, save, finish, and say was worth it without making every skip permanent.
dunno 2 is the biggest update yet. the core is still one good idea at a time, but everything around it is smarter, faster, and easier to use.
200+ hand-curated ideas in each of 10 categories, with much better coverage for quick, social, low-energy, outside, and niche-interest moments.
try things like “creative under 20 minutes,” “with my partner,” or “relaxing at home.” occasion collections help when the vibe matters more than the category.
start something, add an optional timer, minimize it, switch without marking the old thing done, follow it with a Live Activity, and leave a private note afterward.
some ideas can optionally turn into real nearby places while Dunno is open. no background tracking, and the rest of the app never needs location.
share an activity, see Dunno links shared with you in Messages, or use SharePlay to vote through ideas until everyone finds one they’d actually do.
iPad support, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Control Center, Spotlight, App Shortcuts, and Live Activities keep the useful part close without turning Dunno into a feed.
the library is hand-curated and structured by time, energy, context, social setting, interests, and vibe. dunno uses that structure to make better suggestions without generating random filler every time you open it.
dunno doesn’t need an account. your preferences, learned taste, saved ideas, notes, activity history, and current activity stay on your device.
dunno learns lightly on your device. stronger feedback is explicit, normal “not now” swipes stay temporary, and nearby checks only happen when you choose to use them.
dunno is intentionally simple. it gives you better things to do without asking you to build another profile, feed, or streak.
open dunno, tell it what matters right now, and get one idea at a time. you can use your time, energy, location context, and social setting, then swipe until something actually sounds good.
the library doubled to 2,000+ ideas, search got much smarter, Doing Now gained timers and Live Activities, Nearby can find real places, sharing got SharePlay and Shared with You, and Dunno now supports iPad plus more Apple system surfaces.
yes. dunno is free to download on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
no. your preferences, learned taste, saved ideas, notes, and activity history stay on your device.
no background tracking. Nearby is optional and only checks location while Dunno is open when you ask it to find a useful place for a supported activity.
the library is hand-curated and structured by time, energy, situation, social setting, interests, and vibe. dunno combines that structure with your preferences and lightweight feedback to rank what might fit right now.
good. open dunno and get one idea that fits the time and energy you actually have.