Temperature alone does not make it clear
Even if the forecast says 68F, it is hard to tell whether a shirt is enough or if you will want another layer. If you rely only on the temperature, weather and wind can still leave you feeling cold.
Getting dressed every morning can be a pain.
Even if the forecast says 68F, it is hard to tell whether a shirt is enough or if you will want another layer. If you rely only on the temperature, weather and wind can still leave you feeling cold.
You were in a rush this morning and did not check the forecast. It was 5 degrees cooler than yesterday, so you dressed by yesterday's feeling and spent the whole day cold and regretting it.
Perceived temperature is different for everyone. Your partner's sense of temperature may be nothing like yours and may not help. You want to choose an outfit from your own favorite clothes, in line with this year's fashion trends.


Today's Fit lets you review what you wore on days with the same weather in the past. Instead of someone else's recommendation, you can reference your own experience.
Saving just one photo a day becomes an asset for your future self.
When the notification arrives, snap a quick photo in front of the mirror. You can also take it from inside the app.
Just snap the photo, and today's weather and temperature are automatically recorded. No manual entry needed.
Note if it was hot or cold. When similar temperatures come up again, you'll find suggestions that fit you better.
Your photos and data are yours alone.
Photos stay on your iPhone, and neither the developer nor third parties can view them. All photos added to the app are saved in the app's on-device storage area. *Cloud storage may be added in the future if features such as multi-device support are requested.
You do not need to create an account, and there is no app-owned server that collects or stores personal information. *This may change in the future as features expand.
For details such as how weather data is retrieved, please review the privacy policy.
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