I’m building “Random Night,” an event-planning tool that helps families decide what to do when everyone says “anything is fine” but no one has an idea. The core idea is simple: the moment a parent taps a button, the tool offers a fresh, randomly selected outdoor activity the whole family can enjoy. Here’s what I need: • A lightweight web or mobile app (I’m happy to hear which platform you feel suits the brief best) that generates outdoor activity ideas on demand. • An intuitive interface that feels playful enough for kids to peek at, yet organised enough for parents to trust. • A simple rules-based or pseudo-random algorithm that avoids obvious repeats and can factor in basic filters such as time available, budget range, distance radius or required equipment. • Clean, well-commented code and a quick setup guide so I can host or hand it off easily. If you have experience blending family-friendly UX with smart suggestion engines—or you just have a clever approach for pulling diverse outdoor ideas—I’d love to see how you’d tackle this.