Free Time Decision Engine

Got some free time? We'll decide what to do.

Stop searching through dozens of places. Tell us how much time you have and how you feel. We'll build one practical plan around you.

Where are you now?

Location not set
How much free time do you have?
How do you feel?
Here's what I'd do

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Experience Match
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Experience
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Travel
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Left free
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Stops

What should I do with my free time?

Sometimes the hard part is not finding places. It is deciding what is actually worth doing right now. AIGoHelp Free Time is designed for those moments: a few spare hours, no plan, and too many choices.

Instead of showing a long directory of nearby attractions, restaurants and activities, the tool considers your available time, mood, energy, group size and budget and creates one practical sequence of things to do.

How it works

1. Tell us your situation Choose how much time you have, how you feel and who is going.
2. We compare nearby options The engine considers distance, timing, quality, energy, practicality and experience fit.
3. Get one plan Instead of another list, you get a practical sequence you can actually start.

Useful when you are...

Traveling alone and suddenly have a free afternoon, finishing a business meeting early, living in a city but feeling bored on the weekend, meeting one or two friends without a plan, or simply wanting someone else to make the decision.

Frequently asked questions

Does this find things to do near me?

Yes. If you allow location access, the planner uses your current area to build a practical nearby plan.

Is this a trip planner?

Not really. It is designed for spontaneous free time, usually the next one to several hours, rather than planning hotels, flights or multi-day trips.

Can I use it alone?

Yes. Solo free time is one of the main use cases. You can also create plans for two or three people.

Why does it recommend only one plan?

The goal is to reduce decision overload. If the first plan is not right for you, choose β€œGive me another plan” and the engine will try to create a meaningfully different option.