Tell Lens the plans you never want ruined by weather — say it like you'd say it to a friend. It watches every window, scores every hour, and speaks up only when something needs attention.
Available soon on the App Store.
Every plan in Weather Lens moves through three states — the same three labels you'll see in the app.
That's the whole setup. Lens hears the plan, the place and the window, and starts watching.
A pool afternoon and a dawn ride care about different weather. Each plan is scored hour by hour on what that activity actually feels — heat, gusts, rain, UV, ice. Clear weeks stay silent.
When a window turns, you get the verdict and a better slot in the same breath. One tap moves the plan; Lens keeps watching the new window.
No radar to interpret, no percentages to second-guess. Every plan lands on one of four calls — and a bad one always comes with a way out.
Go. Nothing worth saying — so Lens says nothing.
Worth a glance. Trending, not turning.
The plan will feel it. There's usually a better slot.
Don't. Said plainly — with when to go instead.
Answers are visual — a verdict, the hours that matter, and a better slot if there is one. Follow up like you would with a person; Lens keeps the thread.
Thunderstorms sit right on your 4–7 PM window Friday.
Thunderstorm risk 94% around 4 PM. Worst 4–6 PM, easing after.
Lens keeps watching after you plan. When a window turns, you get one notification — early enough to act, with the better slot already in it. Clear weeks stay silent.