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send feedbackDunno 2 doubles the catalog to 2,000+ curated ideas and adds smarter search, occasion collections, a better Doing Now flow with timers and Live Activities, optional Nearby places, SharePlay, Shared with You, widgets, Control Center, Spotlight, App Shortcuts, and full iPad support.
No. Dunno is designed to work without an account.
Dunno stores recommendation preferences, learned taste, saved ideas, collections, private notes, completed ideas, and other app state locally on your device.
Only if you turn on Nearby. Dunno can perform a foreground location check while the app is open to find useful places for certain activities. Nearby is optional, there is no background location tracking, and the rest of Dunno works without it.
Start Dunno Together during a supported SharePlay session. Everyone can vote on the same activity, votes stay hidden until the group has responded, and Dunno moves on if the group is not into it. There is no Dunno account or permanent social graph.
No. Dunno’s library is hand-curated and structured so the app can make useful recommendations without turning the experience into an AI chat screen.
It is a stronger, longer-term signal than “not now.” Normal left swipes mean an idea does not sound good in the moment. “Show me less like this” tells Dunno to lower similar suggestions.
Yes. Dunno includes controls to adjust preferences, restore hidden suggestions, reset learned taste, and reset app data.
Dunno 2 is designed and tested for iPhone and iPad and requires iOS 17.0 or iPadOS 17.0 or later.