Contact & feedback
A question, a bright idea or a slightly wonky date?
Daniel Jenkins publishes and maintains Deal or Date. Here is how to get in touch.
Say hello
Questions about the game, a confusing instruction or an idea that needs a little attention are all welcome. If something went wrong, tell us which page you were on, the device and browser you used, and what happened when you tried it.
[email protected]This opens your email app. You choose the message and send it yourself; the website does not send a report automatically.
Feedback that helps us make it better
Did the plan give you enough to get started? Was anything harder to find, prepare or agree on than expected? Tell us the activity title and one thing that would have made the date easier to organise.
You do not need to write a review or share your personal story. A sentence such as “the treasure-hunt clue needs a picture version” is useful, specific feedback. We use suggestions to help decide what to clarify or develop next; we do not promise to publish every submission.
Keep personal details personal
Please avoid sending children’s names, addresses, private photographs or the contents of personal letters. For a technical problem, the activity title and a description of the problem are usually enough to begin with. Crop or cover private details if you choose to share a screenshot.
The game’s saved boards, favourites and progress stay in the browser and device where you play. There is no account recovery or cloud copy for us to look up. If you contact us, share only what you are comfortable sending by email.
Read our privacy information →How the ideas and guides are put together
Deal or Date’s activity catalogues were edited from lists supplied for the game. The detailed guides build on those activities with supplies, steps, practical variations and printable resources. AI assistance is used for writing and illustrative artwork; the guides are checked against the catalogue and for clear, consistent instructions before publication.
Illustrations are made for the game, rather than presented as photographs from a real visit. Guides are planning suggestions, not claims that the publisher has personally tested every activity or venue. Budgets are broad guides, venue details can change, and families should review suggested ages and requirements for the people taking part.
When a useful correction is made, the page is updated to reflect it. If you spot something that does not add up, send us the page title and the detail to check. Good ideas get better when someone notices the small things.
Published by Daniel Jenkins · Guide collection first published 28 October 2026
The activity lists were supplied and edited for Deal or Date. Guides and illustrative artwork use AI assistance. They are planning suggestions rather than accounts of personal trips or product tests. Venue prices, entry rules and accessibility need checking with the place you choose.