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A reason to move
No more empty "what shall we do this weekend?" You've got a concrete goal: beat the jet-ski time, fill your mushroom basket, finish the meal, explore three spots on the map. Wanting to get out becomes obvious.
Unlimited challenges. For real, anywhere.
A challenge is an idea — yours or a wild one to take on —, a spot on the map, and people (or just you). Timed race, mushroom hunt, entire menu to demolish, road trip with forced stops, card game to open up, quick chat with a stranger… You invent it, Daremeet gives you the map.
No closed catalogue: timed, nature, food, social, absurd, with friends or solo — the only limit is your imagination.
Why it works
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A playful frame
The game takes the pressure off — whether you're giving a stranger a compliment or paddle racing friends. You're not "enduring" the situation, you're playing. It frees you up, it's fun, it builds memories.
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Solo, as a pair or in a group
Partner, friends, family, solo while travelling or meeting a stranger: the challenge adapts. Small social step or wild competition — you pick the energy and the players.
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Infinite by nature
Timed, food, nature, games, social, absurd… No list can hold it all. Pick an idea, invent one, pin it where you want — and the next one won't look like the last.
Create your challenges without limits
In the app, write whatever you want: "whoever picks the most porcini wins", "finish the menu in under 45 minutes", "20 questions card game"… Choose the vibe, pin the spot on the map, invite whoever you like. Your challenges, your playground.
They went for it
47 mushrooms — my mate only got 12!
The whole McDonald's menu… we didn't finish 😅
1:42 on the jet-ski clock — record beaten!
20 questions over cards — we finally really got to know each other
Mushroom hunt: whoever picks the most wins
47 mushrooms — my mate only got 12!
Timed jet-ski or paddle race
1:42 on the clock — rematch next week!
Finish an XXL meal (or the whole McDonald's menu)
We ordered everything. Impossible to finish.
Card game to get to know each other
20 questions in 30 minutes — we learned a lot!
Challenge ideas by theme
1Connection & meetups
- Give a sincere compliment to a stranger
- Quick meetup: 15 minutes to learn 3 things about someone
- "No awkward questions" card game with a friend or stranger
- Buy a coffee for the person behind you in line
- Selfie with a stranger (with their okay)
- Ask someone for their secret spot in the neighbourhood
- Swap film, music or restaurant recommendations
- Start a conversation with someone reading a book you're into
2Competition & timed
- Mushroom hunt: whoever brings back the most wins
- Timed jet-ski or paddle race
- First to reach the pinned GPS point
- 30 minutes, 3 mandatory stops on the map
- Impromptu pétanque tournament in the park
- 200 m sprint between friends — loser buys coffee
- Paddle vs board: longest without falling
- Duo race: the slower one carries the bag
3Games & getting to know each other
- Card game to get to know each other (20 questions in 20 min)
- Urban treasure hunt: 5 clues, 5 stops
- Build a story together, one sentence each
- Guess a word without speaking
- Theatre improv: 2-minute scene with a stranger
- Draw someone and give them the portrait
- Blind test in public with strangers
- Invent a handshake with someone
4Adventure & outings
- Road trip: 3 stops set by the app in 2 hours
- Explore an unknown neighbourhood in 45 min
- Hike with a goal: summit photo before noon
- Visit 4 different spots on the map in one morning
- Market + park + café: one challenge in each place
- Discover a place recommended by a stranger on the spot
- Bike ride with surprise stops
- Be at the GPS point for sunset
5Food, nature & absurd challenges
- Finish an XXL meal between several people
- Order the whole McDonald's menu between friends
- Surprise meal: everyone brings one ingredient, you cook
- Who eats the most crêpes in 10 min?
- Try a dish you've never had before
- Night picnic: dinner in the park with whatever you've got
- Brunch at 4 different stops across the city
- Phone-free meal — whoever cracks pays the bill