Jacket?

Do you need one? Yes or no.

YESbring a jacket — drops to 52° by 6pm
NOyou're fine — stays near 72°

You open it, and it says one word. No dashboards, no radar map, no fourteen-day outlook you were never going to read — just the answer, and a single line telling you why.

How it decides

It looks at the next six hours where you actually are, not the city average, and checks four things in order:

The first one that trips gets you a jacket, and the reason line says which.

Runs hot? Runs cold?

One slider, eight degrees either way. The app shows the cutoff it landed on — “You run cold — jacket below 68°” — and re-answers as soon as you let go.

No account. No ads. No analytics. No tracking. There are no third-party SDKs in the app at all — it talks to one weather API and nothing else. A dollar, once. That is the whole business model.

Requirements

iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later.