Felt Weather

A safety fix leads this one, and it is the kind worth telling you about rather than slipping in unannounced. Felt said she would flag severe weather. With notifications switched off she did not, and the sentence in Settings still claimed she would. The claim and the behaviour now agree, and the switch that governs severe weather is its own switch, separate from the daily brief. Felt tells you when to leave. A booking finally has somewhere to put that: the prep panel reads your route and your window and says the time to walk out of the door. The whole decision now works on a future day, not only today. Pick a day, see the good and rough hours, book the window, move it, undo it. The confidence indicator rises as the day gets closer, so you can see how much the forecast is still guessing. Made a plan and then changed it? Felt noticed, and now she says so. A window you dragged to a new time is filed as a move rather than a keep, and the keep rate she shows you reflects that. You can make that correction inside Felt now, instead of only in Apple Calendar. Also in this release: two events on the same day both get their prep notification, instead of one of them winning out. Saved places carry a verdict, so a destination tells you whether it is worth the trip. The Go Bar puts the next action in reach on Today. The widget follows your theme. What's New is scannable, stops assuming which activity you care about, and mentions the rough hours alongside the good ones. Felt Pro is $9.99 per month and the first 14 days are free. A plan room on Pro really does seat ten people now, which is what the copy always said and the server has only just caught up to. The decision itself stays free, from choosing an activity through the good and rough hours to booking a window, moving it, and undoing it. Severe weather and safety warnings stay outside the subscription, and always will.