Wethra: What to Wear Today

You know it's going to rain. Wethra knows what to wear for it.

Most weather apps give you numbers and leave the rest to you. Is 9°C jacket weather? Do you need gloves on the bike? Will that drizzle actually soak you? Wethra answers the question you're really asking: what do I put on?

Tell Wethra where you're going, what you're doing, and when. It checks the real forecast for that exact time and gives you a clear, head-to-toe recommendation — what to wear, what to pack, and why.

— BUILT AROUND WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY DOING —

A dog walk isn't a commute. A 6am ride isn't a Sunday stroll. Wethra tailors its advice to 15 activities, including:

• Cycling & commuting
• Running & walking
• Dog walking
• Hiking & camping
• The school run
• Festivals & outdoor work
• Football, golf, tennis & more

Each one gets advice that fits — waterproofs sized to the rain odds, gloves when the wind chill bites, water reminders when it's warm.

— WHAT YOU GET, FREE —

• Head-to-toe outfit recommendations from the real forecast
• Full activity-aware advice for cycling, commuting and walking
• Outbound and return times — dress for the whole day, not just now
• Safety alerts — heat, UV, paw-burn warnings for dog walks, dehydration reminders on long hikes
• A 7-day outlook so you can plan ahead

— WETHRA PREMIUM —

Unlock all 15 activities, plus:
• Route weather — plan a multi-stop journey and get outfit advice for each leg
• Saved locations and personal recommendation history
• Rain alerts before you head out
• Shareable outfit cards

Try Premium free for 7 days. The free tier is genuinely useful on its own — cycling, commuting and walking are free, always.

— PRIVACY FIRST —

We don't sell your data. We don't share it with advertisers. Analytics are anonymous (no cookies, no tracking). Your location searches go straight to the forecast service — we don't log them.

— WHO IT'S FOR —

Cyclists who've been caught in the rain one too many times. Runners deciding between long and short sleeves. Dog owners checking if the pavement's too hot for paws. Parents getting kids out the door for the school run. Anyone who's ever stood at the door wondering whether to grab a coat.

Stop guessing. Dress ready for what's coming.