I will go through a typical daytrip for our family.  We are in rural Pennsylvania, so I typically enter a neighboring town as a destination.  Our first category is ‘coffee and tea’.  I am a busy mom and often need that kick start in the morning.  I also love finding small eclectic coffee shops (and what child doesn’t love sweets that are often sold in those coffee shops?).  Our family’s passion is being outside, so the next category we choose is ‘nature and parks.’  We are often in search of a quality hiking or biking trail to incorporate into our daytrip.  For us, the entire point is to get out into nature and put the devices down for the day.  The next category we choose is ‘good for kids.”  I typically try to find something educational for the family and this category will populate museums, historical sites and other points of interest that are age appropriate for children.  Now that we have a few points of interest and stops under our belt, everyone is hungry so the next category I choose is ‘restaurants.’  The app is designed to make choosing a restaurant easy by swiping away options that are not of interest and clicking the one that is.  For us, four to five categories usually makes for a great adventure.  We typically invite friends and family to join us on these adventures and always share our itineraries with them.  This way, if they are interested in meeting us halfway through the trip, they know where we are and can join along.