Gerador aleatório de ideias de encontro
Escolha por orçamento, indoor/outdoor, clima.
Random date or activity idea with budget filters.
Toque em Me dê uma ideia para ver um resultado.
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Resultados recentes
- Sem histórico ainda.
Perguntas frequentes
Can I filter by budget?
Yes. Open Options to filter ideas by budget so you get suggestions that fit what you want to spend.
How do I avoid getting repeats?
The History panel shows your recent ideas, so you can re-roll until you land on something fresh.
Are the suggestions random?
Yes. Each idea is picked using your browser's crypto.getRandomValues, so you get a genuinely varied mix.
Is anything I do here tracked?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser and doesn't send your choices or history to any server.
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