unplan, in a paragraph.
Everything you need to write about unplan, and files you can use. No screenshots of real venues: a sealed plan never names one.
The short version.
unplan is the anti-itinerary date planner for busy couples. By default every Thursday at 6 PM (a couple can pick another date-night day) a paired couple gets one sealed date plan, fitted to their budget, neighbourhood, free nights and shared interests: a teaser with the mood and four clues, never a venue name. Both partners vote Accept or Veto in private; two yeses open the plan with the stops, the times, calendar invites and, on paid plans, a held table. A veto opens exactly one alternative. There is never a list. It runs in the browser, installs to the home screen and is open in San Francisco, London, Dubai, Boston, Phoenix and Riga.
Facts.
- What it is
- One sealed date plan a week for the two of you. Guardrails (budget, radius, how you get around, food rules, free nights) are hard limits; shared interests tilt the pick but never override them.
- Privacy
- Votes and ratings are private even from a partner. No ad trackers, no cookies on the website, no background location.
- Price
- Free. Set up this date $2.99 once. Keep the Spark $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year; one subscription covers both partners.
- Where
- Launching in San Francisco, London, Dubai, Boston, Phoenix and Riga; more cities as each gets a City Host. Venues apply free as Date Night Candidates.
- How it's built
- Code filters real venues against a couple's rules; a language model only chooses from that shortlist and writes the words, and every line is checked so it never names a place.
Logos and cards.
- The seal, vector (SVG): Coral wax seal with the dashed ring and the italic "u", on transparent.
- App icon, 1024 × 1024 (PNG): The seal on night, square. It survives circular crops.
- Share card, 1200 × 630 (PNG): The card link previews use: "Date night, handled."
- Favicon (SVG): The small-size seal, without the dashed ring.
Please use the seal as it is: coral disc, dashed ring, italic "u". The wordmark is "un" + "plan" struck through in coral + ".me".
Questions?
For interviews, facts or anything not covered here, the help page has our address. The concept page, how it works, shows the whole weekly loop with a sample week.