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05 01 Know 02 Follow 03 Enjoy 04 Improve 05 Do or Discuss ✓ Example content — not live
First, shape your Wingman. Tell it what makes life interesting. You see the value before creating an account, and every signal stays under your control.
01 Set your place A city is enough for useful weather, timing and local ideas.
02 Choose real interests Football, gardening, food, films, travel—never your job unless you ask.
03 Set boundaries Available time, budget, exclusions and weekday or weekend mood.
04 Preview before signup See five complete examples and why each one earned its place.
Then wake up to possibilities. Daily Wingman connects what is happening with what you care about—and gives you something worth doing with it.
Example profile · Oli in Sydney 01 Garden weather
This weather is going to be bloody lovely. Bureau of Meteorology + Gardening Australia
02 World Cup morning
Your living room becomes Dallas. FIFA + SBS
03 Sydney afternoon
Your Sunday afternoon just found a pulse. City of Sydney
04 Tiny garden project
Tiny greenhouse. Stupidly satisfying. Gardening Australia
05 Next weekend
Sydney is pretending to be Paris. City of Sydney
01 / 05 Garden weather
Illustrative example — sources checked 12 July 2026 Context × what you care about
This weather is going to be bloody lovely. Mostly sunny, 17°C and a fresh westerly. For a Sydney gardener, that becomes three satisfying July possibilities.
01 Sow snow peas Give them a sheltered trellis and look forward to sweet pods straight from the vine.
02 Start a radish patch The quick winter crop when you want to see something happen soon.
03 Plant garlic and shallots A small job now that gives future-you something delicious.
03 / 05 Sydney afternoon
Illustrative example — sources checked 12 July 2026 Context × what you care about
Your Sunday afternoon just found a pulse. A local event becomes three easy commitment levels instead of a listing you forget five minutes later.
01 Take the one-hour taste Music, stalls and something good to eat—with permission to leave whenever.
02 Settle in properly Give the afternoon two hours and let the atmosphere decide what happens next.
03 Bring someone curious Send one simple invitation and make the discovery shared.
Context × what you care about
Tiny greenhouse. Stupidly satisfying. A two-minute video becomes a complete project: what to grab, what to do and the protected seedling you get at the end.
01 Cut the base Use a clean milk or juice bottle and keep maximum depth.
02 Cover the seedling Push the container gently into the soil over tender growth.
03 Control the airflow Cap on when cool; cap off for airflow, with regular checks.
05 / 05 Next weekend
Illustrative example — sources checked 12 July 2026 Context × what you care about
Sydney is pretending to be Paris. A huge festival program becomes three ready-made ways to enjoy it, matched to your appetite and energy.
01 The hungry wander Follow raclette, crêpes and whatever smells brilliant.
02 The flea-market ramble Browse vintage finds, artisan stalls and the buskers nearby.
03 The full French night Arrive late afternoon, eat, catch live music and stay for the harbour lights.
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