What Should I? by Awesome Lab vs Within

What should I wear? Should I bring an umbrella? Do I need sunscreen? We've all been there — standing at the door, staring outside, completely unsure what to wear or bring. What Should I? is your instant weather brain. Open the app, get your answers, get on with your day. No weather maps. No hourly graphs. No 47 icons to decode. Just the stuff you actually want to know before you walk out the door. Questions we answer: • Should I bring an umbrella? (with timing — "Rain expected around 6 PM") • Should I wear sunscreen? (UV tracking with peak hour alerts) • Should I wear sunglasses? (UV-aware, even on cloudy days) • Should I wear a mask? (real-time air quality + pollutant tracking) • What should I wear indoors? • What should I wear outdoors? (tailored for sitting, walking, running, or cycling) Pick your time range — right now, quick errand, a few hours, or all day — and get recommendations that actually match your plans. Features: • Instant yes/no answers to real questions • Clothing recs based on feels-like temperature and your activity • Works anywhere in the world • Celsius and Fahrenheit • Clean, beautiful interface • No account, no sign-up, no nonsense Weather data provided by Apple Weather. Made with love by Richard Kasperowski • awesomelab.org

Beyond the numbers lies the atmosphere. Within is a minimalist weather experience crafted for the discerning eye. We've stripped away the noise of traditional apps, leaving behind a quiet, intuitive space that mirrors the clarity of a cloudless sky. Purely Essential: No distractions. No clutter. Just the data that matters, wrapped in an interface as natural as the air itself. Your World, Organized: Track the places that shape your days—from the air you breathe to the horizons you chase. Monitor multiple locations with effortless precision, staying attuned to every corner of your world. Right Where You Need It: Beautifully understated widgets bring the forecast to your fingertips before you even open the app. Instant clarity, always within reach. Within doesn't just tell you the weather, it helps you feel it.