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About RunWeather - for Runners

You're about to head out for a run. Should you go now, or wait an hour? What should you wear? RunWeather is built to answer those questions in seconds. It weighs temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and air quality (in Korea) to find the best time to head out today and tells you what to wear — paired with a character whose pose reflects the recommendation. — Made for you if • You squeeze runs into commute gaps or post-work windows • Conditions change a lot through the day where you live • You've regretted a clothing choice mid-run before • You run in Korea and track air quality before heading outside — Core features • Conditions analysis Temperature, precipitation, humidity, and wind — four factors combined to judge whether now is a good time to run. Inside Korea, AirKorea air-quality data adds a fifth factor. Outside Korea, the analysis runs on the four available factors. • Best time to run Combines hourly conditions with your preferred time slot (morning, midday, evening, flexible) to surface today's best running window. • Clothing + character Top, bottom, accessories, and windbreaker based on apparent temperature, conditions, and wind. The character pose mirrors the recommendation at a glance. • Safety-first coaching tips Short tips when air quality drops, wind picks up, or precipitation looks likely. Tips are deterministic — same conditions, same message, no model calls at runtime. • Customizable dashboard iOS home-screen-style edit mode: long-press to jiggle, drag to reorder, tap × to remove, add cards back from a sheet. Cards cover UV, air quality, apparent temperature, hourly, weekly, precipitation, and wind. • Up to 5 favorite locations Save spots you run regularly and swipe between them. • Widget family Home-screen small widget plus circular, rectangular, and inline lock-screen widgets. Refreshes about every three hours. • Weather effects SpriteKit particles for rain, snow, dust, fog, lightning, and sunbeams, layered over a sunrise/sunset-aware sky gradient. — Data sources Inside Korea: KMA short and mid-term forecast plus AirKorea air-quality data. Elsewhere: Apple WeatherKit (no air-quality factor). Sources are shown at the bottom of every screen — Apple Weather attribution included where used. — Free No account. A small banner ad at the bottom keeps the app free. We pass non-personalized mode (npa=1) so ads stay generic without ATT consent. Lace up. Check the character. Pick your clothes. Go.

What’s new

Version 1.2.1 · Updated August 6, 2026

• The app no longer ships weather-data keys inside it. Each device now authenticates on its own, which makes every request more secure. • Fixed a time mismatch when checking Korean weather from abroad. Where air-quality data isn't available, hourly and weekly scores now use the same 4-factor basis as the main score. • The forecast refreshes when you return to the app, plus fixes to location-search feedback and assorted small bugs.

App privacy

The developer, Hyunsang Joo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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