A forecast that learns you.
Jacket adapts to how you actually feel – not to what the thermometer says. It learns your sensitivity to cold, rain, wind and heat, then tells you what to wear in plain English.
Free · No account · No ads · No tracking
Two people in the same cold wind don't need the same advice.
Jacket starts with a few quick questions about how you experience cold, heat and rain. Then it keeps learning: once a flagged event has passed, give it a thumbs up or down, and Jacket retunes the thresholds behind what it flags – for you, and nobody else.
See the day as events, not tables.
Rain, snow, wind, cold and heat land on a timeline for today and tomorrow – no decoding hourly forecast grids.
One line at the top says what to wear or bring. That's usually all you need.
One brief each morning. No alert spam.
Switch on the morning brief and a single notification tells you what to wear today, at the time you pick.
That's the only notification Jacket sends – no severe-weather noise, no "we miss you" pings.
Jacket
Chilly this morning – you'll want the warm jacket. Rain rolls in after lunch.
Rate it. Watch it retune.
Once an event has passed, tell Jacket whether the flag was right. It adjusts your personal thresholds and tells you exactly what changed:
The learning stays on your phone.
The tuning runs entirely on your device. No account to create, no ads, no tracking – and your ratings clean themselves up after 90 days.
Four steps, then it runs itself.
-
Set your location
Search for your city, or let Jacket find it with approximate location.
-
Answer a few questions
A quick calibration about how you experience cold, heat and rain.
-
Check each morning
One line says what to wear today – in the app, or as a single morning notification.
-
Rate what it flagged
Thumbs up or down once an event has passed. Jacket does the rest.
Nothing about you leaves your phone.
Your ratings and learned thresholds live on your device only. Forecast requests send coordinates and thresholds to our server, are processed in real time, and are never stored. Weather data comes from Open-Meteo.
Weather, tuned to you.
Free on the App Store. Android is in closed beta – join below.