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Turn your day off into a safari.

What it is

Your town is full of things to do — farmers markets, live music, festivals, classes, quiet trails nobody told you about. The problem was never a lack of things happening. It’s that nobody told you about them.

Dayfari fixes that. It’s a local discovery app that surfaces events and experiences around you, plans road trips worth taking, and makes sure your days off actually feel like days off.

What it does

  • Events near you — a live feed of what’s happening around town: markets, concerts, festivals, classes, family activities.
  • Road-trip planner — pick a route and Dayfari finds the stops worth making along the way.
  • Days-off ideas — tell it when you’re free and it’ll suggest something worth doing.
  • Save and remind — save anything that catches your eye and get a nudge before it happens.
  • Per-town feeds — purpose-built local feeds, town by town, so smaller communities get the same coverage as big cities.
  • Free to start, ad-free app — no banner ads, no popups. The app stays clean.

How it started

Dayfari started in Abbotsford, BC, with a simple frustration: weekends kept slipping by, and nobody seemed to know what was actually happening around town.

That turned into three ideas — a local events finder, a road-trip stop planner, and honest aggregated reviews for local spots. Then a friend in Sault Ste. Marie pointed out her town had the exact same problem, and the idea grew up: purpose-built feeds for every town, not just the big ones.

Today the feed pipeline covers dozens of towns and thousands of events — and it’s still expanding, one community at a time.

Built with

Flutter — one codebase for Android and iPhone. Custom event-feed infrastructure running on our own servers, designed to scale town by town.

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Like what we build?

Dayfari went from a weekend frustration to an app with its own feed infrastructure. If you’ve got an idea with legs, let’s talk.