When is it nice? turns the hourly forecast into simple green, yellow, and red windows so you can spot the best times to be outside at a glance.
It's built for flexible plans: when you could go for a walk, ride, or run any time this week, it helps you compare the windows and pick the nicest one - rather than deciding whether to cancel something already on the calendar.
How it works:
- Pick a location by searching for a city or using your current location.
- Decide what "nice" means to you with thresholds for temperature, rain, and (optionally) wind.
- See each day split into time-of-day windows — morning, early afternoon, late afternoon, and evening — color-coded green, yellow, or red across a 10-day outlook.
Features:
- Simple color-coded forecast windows
- Per-activity profiles with their own thresholds (e.g. one for running, one for errands)
- Favorite locations with quick renaming
- City search or optional current-location permission
- Adjustable units, light/dark theme, and layout density
- Export your settings whenever you want to move them
- Weather and geocoding powered by Open-Meteo
Private by design:
- No account required
- No ads
- No cross-app or cross-site tracking
- Your locations and settings stay on your device
When is it nice? is a planning aid, not a guarantee — forecasts change. Use it to compare your options and choose the nicest time to head outside.