Activities for dads and kids, one at a time.

Pick what fits: your kid's age, how much time you have, inside or outside, and how much energy you've got. Every filter is optional. Hit the button and you get one activity card with the why, the steps, and what you'll need. Don't like it? Hit "Another one." You won't see a repeat until you've been through everything that matches.

Yes. No account, no email, no app to download. It's a free tool from The Dad Post, a monthly letter for dads.

Tap the heart on any card and it goes under the Saved tab at the top of the tool. Saves are stored in your browser on that phone or computer only. Nothing is synced and nothing is sent to us. If you clear your browser data or switch phones, the list starts over. To keep it, open Saved and hit "Send list to myself" to text or copy every saved activity with links.

Yes. Every card has a "Share it" button. On a phone it opens your share sheet so you can text it to your wife, a buddy, or yourself. On a computer it copies a link to that exact activity.

Babies (0-1), toddlers (1-3), little kids (4-7), big kids (8-12), and teens (13+). Pick an age and the tool only shows activities that fit. Leave it on "Any age" and it pulls from the whole deck.

Because a list of 101 things to do with your kids is another thing to scroll. You're standing there with a kid and no plan. One card, read it, go do it. That's the whole point.