The whole day, planned. The whole family, in the loop.
The free app answers one question: where can we go right now? GrandPlan Pro is for the person who plans the visit. It turns "what should we do Saturday?" into a ready plan, then puts that plan in everyone's pocket with one tap.
Pro will be $14.99 a year. Founding members at launch pay $24.99 once — Pro for life, less than two years at the annual price.
Describe your day. Get a plan, not a list.
The Guide is a concierge, not a search box. Tell it who you'll have, for how long, and what kind of day it is, and it comes back with a short outing in order, with the drive times between stops.
- It plans around real ages. A 4-year-old and a 9-year-old are different afternoons. The Guide builds one that works for both.
- Vetted places are all it knows. Every suggestion comes from the same list checked by our safety-trained AI curation agent. It cannot recommend anywhere else.
- It handles the specific ask. "Find a museum," "somewhere dry," "under two hours" — parks, indoor activities, and the ice cream stop after.
- Thinking ahead comes built in. Rainy-day backups, a quieter second stop, the restroom question: asked and answered before you're in the car.
The Guide · included with Pro · an example chat, real vetted places
Sky Zone Trampoline Park — indoors all afternoon, and the rain can't follow. 10 min away
Andy's Frozen Custard on the way home — drive-up window, nobody gets wet. 8 min away
Want me to keep it under two hours so you're home by three?
Family group chat
You
Taking the kids skating:
• Centene Community Ice Center — 17.0 mi · Maryland Heights
• St. Peters Rec-Plex South — 10.4 mi · St. Peters
Sarah
Perfect, they've been begging to skate. Pads are in the hall closet.
Tom
Save me a hot cocoa.
One tap later, everyone has the plan.
Everything on this page is in the founding offer: $24.99 once at launch, Pro for life.
Keep what worked, and take it anywhere.
Saved places, your way
Heart the winners into private groups: the park that always works, the rainy-day standby, the scoop stop that ends every visit right. Next time, the plan starts half-made.
Visiting family? Switch cities.
Pick any city GrandPlan covers and it works like home: the same vetted places, the same two taps, and your saved groups ready to fill with new favorites.
Going to see the kids? Plan the visit before you pack.
The visit planner works ahead: pick the city you're headed to, browse the same vetted-only list you trust at home, and pin your dates. Here it is for real — a Seattle visit, start to finish.
Tap a step to jump the demo there.
Before you decide
Do I need Pro to use GrandPlan?
No. The free app already does the everyday job: five fun places, two taps, no account, free forever. Sharing a place you found is free too. Pro is for the person who plans the visits and wants the Guide, saved places, and the visit planner.
Who can read a plan I share?
Anyone you send it to. A shared plan is an ordinary text message: the stops with their distances and addresses. The other person doesn't need GrandPlan, an account, or anything else.
Can the Guide suggest somewhere you haven't checked?
No. The Guide draws only from the same safety-checked list the free app uses. If it isn't on the list, the Guide can't suggest it.
Is there a limit on Guide questions?
Ten a day, and the count resets daily. In practice that's plenty; planning an outing usually takes one or two questions. The limit is what keeps the Guide included with Pro instead of costing extra per use.
Where is GrandPlan available?
GrandPlan launches on the US App Store, iPhone first, and Pro launches with it. Android and other countries come later; the launch list is where we announce each step.
What does Pro cost?
GrandPlan Pro will be $14.99 a year. Founding members pay $24.99 once at launch and never pay again. That's less than two years at the annual price, for life.
$24.99 once. Pro for life.
GrandPlan Pro will be $14.99 a year — founding members never pay it.
Download the app and make one $24.99 purchase — the Guide plus every Pro feature is yours for good.
Founding rate is for early adopters at launch only, on the US App Store; the launch list is how you'll hear the moment it's live. The free app stays free, always: five fun places in two taps.