Dag — Dress for the Weather

You shouldn't have to read a graph to know whether to bring a jacket. Open wea-the-r and you see a cow. Dag is dressed for the weather that's coming — not for the moment you happened to look. If it's sunny now and raining at two, he stands there with an umbrella in the sunshine, and a line underneath tells you: Rain from 2:00 PM. That's the whole app. • Dag dresses for the next twelve hours, so you dress once and get it right • Drag anywhere to scrub through the day and watch him change • A home screen widget, so you don't even open the app • Share the scene as a picture — Dag, the sky, the place and the hour • An optional nudge at seven in the morning • Works in twenty-two languages, including Arabic and Hebrew Dag knows about wind, too. On a blustery day he dresses for what it feels like, not what the thermometer says, and says so. Weather data from MET Norway, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no subscription.