Big Coat?

Twice a day. Never a wall of numbers.

Big Coat?Not a weather app.

It reads tomorrow's hour-by-hour forecast for your street and tells you what to wear, written around the hours you are actually outside.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

The morning brief on a phone: big coat and a hood, rain
          06:00 to 11:00, with the cat in a pink padded coat and scarf.
A pixel-art cat in a pink padded coat.
Weather, made simpler

Twice a day

One day, two briefs

Every forecast app can tell you it will rain. The useful question is what that means for the coat by the door, and when you still have time to do something about it.

6am

Morning

What today is going to feel like, what to wear, and what to put in the bag before you leave.

All day

On your home screen

The widget is the point. The plan at a glance, two sizes, no app to open. It refreshes itself.

6pm

Evening

Tomorrow, planned while there is still time to dry something, find the other glove, or dig out a proper coat.

The real thing

What it looks like

Real screens, not mockups.

The morning brief: big coat and a hood, rain 06:00 to 11:00, and the
            evening plan still holds.
This morning
The evening brief for tomorrow: a big coat day, the rain clears overnight
            and it stays dry.
Tomorrow, planned
A packing brief for three nights walking in Whitby, with three of ten items
            ticked off.
A packing brief

This morning · Tomorrow, planned · A packing brief

The cat gets dressed too

It wears what the day calls for, on the app and on the widget, so you get the answer before you read a word.

Big coat
Hat and gloves
Rain jacket
Coat and scarf
Jumper, coat to hand
Long sleeves
T-shirt
Sunglasses

Your hours, not an average

Built around your day

Tell it the moments that matter (the school run at 8:15, the walk back at half three) and the brief is written around those hours, not around a generic 24-hour average. The rain chance you get is the rain chance for the time you are standing in it.

The milestones setting: school gate at 08:30, outdoor play at
          10:45, pickup at 15:15.

Your street, not your city

Hour-by-hour forecast for the postcode you give it, including air quality.

Written, not generated

The forecast goes through a language model that turns numbers into a short brief a human would actually write. No jargon, no filler, no roleplay.

Trips and festivals

Give it a destination, your dates and what you will be doing, and it writes a day-by-day packing brief with a list you can tick off.

Simple pricing

What it costs

The morning brief is free forever, with no card and no trial clock. The subscription adds the evening brief and everything built on top of it.

Free

£0

No card needed.

  • The 6am morning brief, with a notification
  • Your home location
  • The home screen widget
Most popular

Full

£2.99 a month

or £19.99 a year, with the first 14 days free on the yearly plan.

  • The 6pm evening brief that plans tomorrow
  • Email delivery, and push for both briefs
  • Up to five locations
  • Trip and festival packing briefs

Prices are in pounds and charged by the App Store or Google Play. Cancel any time from your store account; see support.

Quiet by design

No adverts, no tracking, no profile

Nothing about you is sold or shared for marketing, your exact coordinates are never sent to the language model, and you can export everything or delete your account from inside the app in two taps.

Read the privacy policy if you would rather check than take our word for it. It is written to be read.