
Afoot: Things to Do & Plans
Date Night Ideas, Bucket List
About
This app provides a single, curated real-world plan delivered on a schedule you choose. It helps you break routines, discover local activities, and build a logbook of your experiences. Plans range from quick detours to longer expeditions, with a progression system based on 'Nerve' ratings.
What's New in Afoot
1.0.3
September 30, 2026
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Afoot Pro (Yearly)
Full access, billed yearly.
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FAQ
What is Afoot?
Afoot provides one curated real-world plan per chosen interval, helping you break routine and discover activities. It logs your completed experiences in a digital 'Logbook'.
How does Afoot deliver plans?
You set your preferred cadence, like once a week, and choose the days and times. At that moment, Afoot drops a single plan, which can be added to your calendar.
What types of plans does Afoot offer?
Afoot offers three sizes of experiences: 'Detours' (5-20 minutes), 'Adventures' (1-3 hours), and 'Expeditions' (half a day). Each has a 'Nerve' rating from 1 to 5.
Does Afoot have ads?
No, Afoot does not contain advertisements. The app focuses on providing a curated experience without sponsored content or random coordinates.
What are the subscription options for Afoot Pro?
Afoot Pro offers monthly and yearly plans. The monthly subscription is $5.99/month and the yearly subscription is $39.99/year, both with a 7-day free trial.
What is the 'Nerve' rating in Afoot?
The 'Nerve' rating, from 1 to 5, indicates the challenge or boldness of an experience. Completing easier experiences unlocks the ability to undertake harder ones, creating an arc of personal growth.
What devices does Afoot support?
Afoot is currently supported on iPhone devices. The app was last updated on September 30, 2026, with version 1.0.3.
How does Afoot differ from other activity apps?
Afoot intentionally avoids an endless feed of options, sponsored content, or social features. It focuses on delivering one chosen plan at a time to encourage action rather than endless scrolling.










