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title: "OpenVibe.Fun: Something to do, alone, together, or live."
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# OpenVibe.Fun: Something to do, alone, together, or live.

HTML: [OpenVibe.Fun: Something to do, alone, together, or live.](https://openvibe.fun/)

# Something to do, alone, together, or live

IRL quests for streamers and their chat, a local guide from OpenStreetMap, and group plans the vote decides. Each one has a map, a time and a link.

[Find something near me](/guide)

## What's fun near me?

[The local guide](/guide)

A city, a rainy afternoon or a cheap date: places from OpenStreetMap and a map link for every answer. No model call, no paid provider.

## Be the first

- **IRL quests on Live**A streamer opens a board and chat suggests the first one.[Open a board](/live)
- **Plans, decided together**Start one and send the link to the group; the vote picks.[Start a plan](/plans/new)

## Chat suggests, you accept

A streamer opens a board for one session. Viewers suggest safe IRL challenges, chat votes with !quest vote, and the streamer accepts the one to do on stream.

[Open a board](/live)

No public quest yet **Open a board on Live** Chat suggests the first one and the streamer accepts it. [Open a board](/live)

## A place becomes a plan

The guide shows what is open, what is free and what is step-free. One press turns a place into a group plan; the group votes and the winner goes to Today.

[Ask the guide](/guide)

No plan yet **Start one for your group** Send the link and the vote picks the plan. [Start a plan](/plans/new)

## Verified, then awarded

After the stream the quest is completed, verified by a moderator or enough chat checks, and the badge is awarded.

[See the quests](/quests)

Verified IRL quest badge

## Questions

Is this a social network?

No. Fun never posts to Chat or Live. It reads their public pages, and the only write to another service is a plan added to your own Today with your own Network token.

Where does the guide get its places?

OpenStreetMap through Nominatim and Overpass, within both usage policies: a contact User-Agent, one request a second per host, a bounded around: query, and a seven-day cache. Every answer credits OSM (ODbL).

Can a quest be dangerous?

No. Every suggestion is checked against a small dangerous/illegal/trespassing/harassment filter before it is stored, the streamer sets the limits, and any public quest can be reported to staff.

What do you get for completing one?

A free local badge. Nothing here is money.