Cycling, handled end to end
Pick the day. Dress for it. Route around the wind. Know where the potholes, the closures and the nearest hospital are. Find the shop that’s still open. Fifty-plus tools for the whole outing — the weather engine is just the spine the rest of it hangs off.
Is it a workout day where you are?
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This is not a weather app
A forecast tells you what the air is doing. It has never once told you whether to go, what to put on, which way to ride it, or what is waiting in the road.
64°F, wind 7 mph, 5% rain.
A wind arrow on a map.
You work out what to put on.
Nothing about the road itself.
Stops at your front door.
Same answer for you and the driver behind you.
The forecast is the spine. It is not the product.
From “is it worth going out?” to out the door
Three steps, about ten seconds. Here is one Tuesday afternoon in Brooklyn, all the way through.
Tell it where you're going, and when
Pick a spot, pick your sport, pick the hour you'll actually leave. Everything after this is for that place at that time — not the airport across town, and not right now if you're heading out at four.
Start freeGet a score, not a forecast
Wind, temperature, gusts, rain and humidity collapse into one 0–10 number, with the reason spelled out under it and the best window of the day already marked. No reading an hourly table and guessing what it all adds up to.
How the Ride Score worksLight tailwind heading out, dry through sunset.
Best window today: 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Then go ride it
What to wear for those exact conditions, which way round the loop to ride so the wind is behind you coming home, and live conditions on your handlebars the whole way out.
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- Light long sleeve or short sleeve with arm warmers
- bib shorts
Six things you’ll use every week
The score is where most people start. It is nowhere near where they stay.
Ride Score (0–10)
One number for whether it is worth going out, with the wind, heat, rain and gusts behind it spelled out — and the best window of the day already marked.
Routes That Respect The Wind
Draw or import a route, get the elevation, and see headwind and tailwind per segment — so you ride the loop the way that puts the wind at your back coming home.
Kit, And What The Bike Needs
What to wear down to the base layer, plus tire pressure, chain lube for the conditions, and what is due for a service before you set off.
Hazards, Closures & Emergencies
Potholes and hazard pins from other riders, live road and lane closures, theft hotspots, and the nearest hospital when it stops being a nice day out.
Live On The Bars
A wake-locked screen with conditions and wind-shift alerts, offline route follow when there is no signal, and the same readout on your Garmin.
Local Knowledge
City-by-city ride guides, the bike shops and run stores near you, trails worth the drive, and a streak worth keeping once you are going regularly.
The weather is the spine. It isn't the app.
Fifty-odd tools covering the whole outing — planning it, kitting up, doing it, getting home in one piece, and knowing your own patch. The forecast is what the rest of it runs on.
Plan it
Decide where and when before you've put your shoes on.
Kit it out
What to wear, and what the bike needs before you turn a pedal.
Do it
Live on the bars, on your watch, and off-grid when there's no signal.
Get home safe
The part of the ride nobody markets, and everybody needs once.
Look after the engine
You. Heat, air, hydration and the things that quietly wreck a session.
Know your patch
Local knowledge and a reason to come back tomorrow.
Someone has already ridden your city
127 hand-written guides: the loops worth doing, which way the wind usually comes from, and what each season actually asks of you. No forecast required.
The Ride Score
A single 0–10 number that combines wind, temperature, precipitation, and safety factors — updated every hour.