wea-the-r

Wherever you are · the next twelve hours

Dag is already dressed for your weather.

You shouldn't have to read a graph to know whether to bring a jacket. Open the app and you see a cow.

He has an outfit for every degree.

Twelve of them, from a snowsuit at minus twenty to sunglasses and a cold drink at forty. On a windy day he dresses for what it feels like, not what the thermometer says, and tells you that's why.

Glasgow · 12:00 AM

Clear sky.
Umbrella out.

He's holding one anyway, because it starts raining at nine. Dag dresses for the next twelve hours, not for the minute you happened to look.

The app at midnight: clear sky, Dag with an umbrella, and the line Rain from 9:00 AM
The same place at nine in the morning, raining

Glasgow · 9:00 AM

Rain.
Right on time.

You got dressed once, and you got it right. Look at the cow. Dress like the cow.

Most days you never open it.

The widget puts him on your home screen and moves him through the day on its own. Glance, and you're done.

A home screen with the wea-the-r widget showing Bergen and 12 degrees
  • Drag to see the day Pull anywhere on the screen to move through the next twenty-four hours.
  • Twenty-two languages Including Arabic and Hebrew, where the whole layout turns around.
  • Nothing else No account, no ads, no tracking, no subscription.

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