Air quality in your run score • Hourly score now factors in air quality (AQI) on smoky or polluted days • Tap Score to see how air quality and your preferences affect this hour • Insights flags unhealthy air when it matters

Runs tab improvements • Swipe to edit or delete upcoming and past runs • Past section for reviewing completed sessions • Safer recurring-run cleanup -- remove past occurrences without deleting the series Gear sticker borders are sharper too.

2.1.1 adds widgets for your planned runs. Supporters can add Run Countdown to keep the next saved run on the Home Screen, or Run Score to check the weather score for a saved run without opening the app. Long-press either widget to pick a specific run. This update also makes the weather error state consistent between Forecast and Run Details.

2.1.0 adds run sessions. Plan upcoming runs directly in the app and keep schedule, weather score, and gear recommendations together. We also polished weather cards and navigation so you can move from planning to running with fewer taps.

The weather page is quieter, and more useful. Gear lives in a single strip of sticker icons. Tap one and a small sheet rises with the name and a one line reason. Swipe to see the rest. One layout on every device. Score, insights, gear, and conditions stack in a single card under the schedule. The hour slider is slimmer, with a tick for every hour. Color shifts between bands now crossfade as you scrub.

Performance improvements and bug fixes. Widgets refresh faster and the app launches lighter. Happy running.

Three new lock-screen widgets, and three home-screen icons that used to be Supporter-only. Best time to run today is a lock-screen widget that shows the day's peak score at a glance. The sparkle turns on when your acclimation toggles shift the winning hour. Best hour to run today is the matching widget for the clock. Pin both side by side for a "Score 95 at 7 AM" read without opening the app. Open WeatherToRun is a brand-mark widget you can pin in the lock-screen accessory row. One tap, you're in today's forecast. Cream, Indigo, and Citrus app icons are free for everyone now. Pick any of them in Settings, App Icon. No subscription needed. Lace up. The weather is talking.

Two new Supporter widgets, and a fresher Best Time tile. Best Slots stacks the day into three windows. Morning, afternoon, evening, each with its best hour and a list of the next four runners-up. Long-press to flip between today and tomorrow. Medium and large sizes. Best Slot is the same idea pinned to one time of day. Long-press the small widget, pick morning, afternoon, or evening, and the tile holds that window. If the window has already passed, it rolls forward to tomorrow. The Best Time widget gets a small refresh too. The score now sits in a tone coded chip with a clear "Score" label, a sparkle tag turns on when your acclimation toggles shift the winning hour, and the layout reads cleaner across small, medium, and large. Lace up. The weather is talking.

A new welcome in 2.0.7. New widget sizes. First launch is rebuilt. Five short steps now walk you in: what the app does, how the score reads, where to allow location, when to set a daily nudge, and a quick recap before the forecast appears. Tap through, swipe back, skip what you don't want. The chrome is stock iOS so it feels like a system flow, not a billboard. A small fix on the way. The "Allow Location" step waits for iOS to actually return your coordinates before moving on, so the first forecast you see is for where you are, not where the app guessed. Lace up. The weather is talking.

Settings now has an optional Supporter subscription with a 7-day free trial. Supporters unlock perks and a thank-you badge in Settings. More to come.

You can now toggle between having the weather or gear shown first as you slide through the hours.

Reflective gear now follows the sun, not a UV number.

Performance improvements and alternate "Grid" app icon.

The hour slider now follows your device's Region setting, so 24-hour clocks stay on 24-hour time.

Dark mode is now pitch black for cleaner OLED contrast, and the Insights panel tells you specifically whether rain or wind is shifting through the next few hours instead of lumping them together.

A full rewrite in native Swift and SwiftUI. The app launches faster, scrolls smoother, and uses less battery. The interface has been rebuilt from scratch for iOS 26 with Liquid Glass along with a new Widget. Thanks for running with us.

Performance improvements.

Minor bug fixes and improvements.