How It Works

A simple call built from weather plus location.

Day For It checks the current conditions, runs a straightforward decision model, and then finds somewhere nearby that fits the call.

01

Weather first

The app checks live temperature, wind, and conditions from the weather API to work out whether today feels like park weather or pub weather.

02

Location second

If you allow location, it uses browser geolocation and remembers that preference in this browser only. If you do not, it falls back to Melbourne by default.

03

Nearby recommendation

It looks up a nearby park or pub and gives you a direct map link so the answer can turn into an actual plan immediately.

What we store

  • Your cookie consent choice
  • Your location preference choice for this browser
  • Short-term cached weather data to make repeat loads faster

What we do not need

  • No account sign-up
  • No database to remember your identity
  • No forced location tracking just to use the app

Want the short version?

We check the weather, make the call, and point you at somewhere nearby.

Try the Forecast

City context

See how the same logic plays in different cities

The live verdict stays the same product. These city pages just explain why Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, and Adelaide can feel different.

Brisbane

Heat, humidity, storms, and the race to beat the late-afternoon mood swing.

Melbourne

Wind, sudden change, and the fastest park-to-pub reversals in the country.

Sydney

Harbour optimism, big sun, and the point where outdoors stops being comfortable.

Perth

Dry heat, long light, and the difference between warm and too exposed.

Adelaide

Low-friction plans, dry air, and whether the comfort is actually there.

Gold Coast

Humidity, storm risk, and when outdoor optimism needs a backup.