Rainy Days Scheduler
iOS app by Robert Corbin. Productivity · Robert Corbin
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 3.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Rainy Days Scheduler helps you plan the day around the forecast. Add events, mark them as outdoor, indoor, or flexible, and the app checks local weather conditions against your schedule. Use it for runs, games, errands, patio plans, school pickups, travel days, and anything else that gets harder when the weather turns. What Rainy Days Scheduler does: - Shows a clear daily weather briefing - Adds Forecast Watch so you see how each plan's outlook changed since the last recorded forecast - Adds a Day Command Center with a readiness score, blocked-event count, peak rain, wet-hour count, and next actions - Flags outdoor events with likely rain, storms, wind, heat, cold, UV, or severe weather - Suggests drier time windows when plans conflict with the forecast - Supports manual city search or current-location forecast - Imports upcoming iOS Calendar events if you choose - Sends local event reminders with forecast context - Shows hourly and multi-day forecast views - Includes wardrobe-style weather guidance - Builds event prep checklists from weather, daylight, and activity type - Finds better start slots with the reschedule optimizer - Finds the best consecutive window for multi-day outings - Exports schedule data as CSV, ICS, or PDF - Works on iPhone and iPad Privacy is straightforward: - No account required - No advertising SDKs - No analytics SDKs - No cross-app tracking - Schedule data stays on your device Forecast and geocoding data are provided by Open-Meteo.
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