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RunOutNow

Whatever you’re running for

Your time is now.
Take it outside.

You get there run by run.
Not just on the nice days.

RunOutNow explains the weather and shows you what to wear, so the forecast never decides whether you go.

Coming soon for iPhone.

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RunOutNow showing a San Francisco run cooling from 50° to 45°, with clothing suggestions for the cooler finish.
For the days you’d rather stay in
A runner on a damp San Francisco waterfront path before sunrise, with the Golden Gate Bridge across the bay.

Make it a habit

Keep showing up.
Dress for the weather.

Between work, family, and everything else, your window for a run won’t always come with perfect weather. You take the time you have, and you show up.

Some days the window you get comes with cold rain and a headwind. That’s when “maybe tomorrow” sounds reasonable, and RunOutNow answers with “here’s what to wear.”

The forecast changes. Your commitment stays.

Inside RunOutNow

Built around your run.

Understand the conditions. Find your comfort. Plan ahead.

  1. Weather, explained.

    Know what the weather means for your run before you open the door.

    • Heat and humidity. Uses WBGT and dew point to assess heat stress, with extra caution during the first hot spell.
    • Grip and visibility. Flags wet or icy footing, fog and freezing rain.
    • Understand the impact. Tap a weather chip for an explanation, including guidance when conditions turn severe.
    RunOutNow showing cooling during a run, light rain, fog and wet, slippery conditions.

  2. Clothing, personalized.

    Clothing advice that learns how you feel, run after run.

    • Set up your run. Men’s or women’s outfits, your duration, and easy, moderate or hard effort.
    • Tell it how you felt. After your run, note where you needed more or less warmth, down to individual body areas.
    • Build your comfort profile. Your feedback fine-tunes future clothing suggestions.
    RunOutNow feedback with More warmth selected for torso, arms and hands, and separate choices for head, legs, feet and face.

  3. Your next 24 hours.

    Move your run to a better window instead of losing it.

    • Find the best weather. Compare running windows across the next 24 hours.
    • Fit your routine. Focus on your preferred time of day: morning, day, evening or night.
    • Get ready tonight. Check tomorrow morning’s conditions and outfit before bed, so the morning is one less decision.
    RunOutNow suggesting a 7–8 AM run with a feels-like temperature of 50–57°F and showing other times of day.

Personalization, preferred times and advance outfit planning are included in Pro.

A runner returns home as the sun comes up.

Time well spent

Almost skipped it.
Done anyway.

The ones you almost skip are the ones that add up. The rest of the day still needs you, and you’ve already shown up for yourself.

Before you head out

Good to know.

I’m new to running. Is this for me?

Yes. When you’re starting out, one cold or rainy day can turn into a week off. RunOutNow explains the weather and suggests what to wear, whether you’re new to running or already run regularly.

What can I use for free?

The essentials: weather for your run, clothing suggestions, conditions and warnings, and the best weather in the next 24 hours. Pro adds clothing personalization, preferred times and advance outfit planning.

Will it work where I live?

Choose your location to see local weather and clothing suggestions. RunOutNow uses weather data from Open-Meteo, with coverage around the world.

Where can I get the app?

RunOutNow is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. The download link will appear here at launch.

Do I need an account or a running watch?

You can check running weather without an account. You’ll need an account for Pro. A running watch isn’t required.

RunOutNow for iPhone

Show up anyway.
In any weather.

Running weather, what to wear and when to go, in one app.

Coming soon to the App Store.

Coming soonApple Watch
Coming soonGoogle Play