Watch the weather live
Clouds, light, rain, snow, wind, puddles, and fireflies react to the real forecast.
Your forecast, brought to life
Weather you can step inside.
Skyla turns changing conditions into a living little world—and tells you when the weather is right for the things you actually want to do.
- ✓ 7-day forecast
- ✓ Made for iPhone
- ✓ Powered by Open-Meteo
Best outside
8–10 PM
Rain holds off
🚶 Walking🏃 Running🚲 Cycling
🎾 Pickleball🥾 Hiking🐕 Dog walking
🌱 Gardening⛳ Golf🍽️ Outdoor dining
🚶 Walking🏃 Running🚲 Cycling
🎾 Pickleball🥾 Hiking🐕 Dog walking
🌱 Gardening⛳ Golf🍽️ Outdoor dining
How it works
A forecast that answers the next question.
Skyla goes beyond “what is the weather?” to help with “when should I go?”
Play the day
Drag through the hourly timeline and the entire scene travels with you.
Can I run after work?
6–8 PM looks best.
Cooler, dry, and less windy.
Cooler, dry, and less windy.
Ask what to do
Ask in plain language, get a practical window, then jump straight to that hour.
Built around real life
The forecast finally knows what you mean by “nice out.”
Personal limits, favorite activities, and the details that matter to you shape every recommendation.
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23 activity types
Fine-tune temperature, rain, wind, UV, humidity, air quality, pollen, and time of day.
WalkingRunningGolf+20
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Ask the Weather
Plan a dog walk, commute, dinner outside, beach day, or whatever is next—with follow-up questions.
What about a little earlier? →
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Alerts with a reason
Know about rain, high UV, pollen, air quality, commute weather, temperature swings, and better outdoor windows.
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Rain is on the wayAbout 20 minutes from now
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Your plans, in context
With your permission, Skyla can use Calendar and Reminders to answer around upcoming plans.
6:30Patio dinnerComfortable after 7
Plan your day
All your weather decisions, in one calm place.
Save places, choose outdoor preferences, control every alert, explore new scenes, and review privacy choices without digging through menus.
- ↗Saved locationsYour current location and one saved place are free.
- ◌Air quality & pollenEnvironmental conditions feed into planning and alerts.
- ☾Quiet hoursUseful notices on your schedule—not someone else’s.
15 living weather worlds
Same forecast. A whole new place.
Start in the free Cozy Garden, then explore subscriber worlds that each react to weather in their own way.
Free world
Cozy Garden
The original leafy corner.
Membership
Rainy Bookshop
Warm shelves, rainy glass.
Membership
Zen Koi Pond
Water, stone, bamboo calm.
Membership
Firefly Meadow
Dusk grass and tiny sparks.
Also inside: Rooftop Herbs, Pebble Shore, Winter Garden, Amber Garden, Mushroom Hollow, Desert Courtyard, Lavender Porch, Alpine Cabin, Greenhouse Morning, Tropical Balcony, Pumpkin Patch, and more.
The useful details
Beautiful on the surface. Serious underneath.
Skyla keeps essential forecast information clear and close, even while making the experience feel softer and more alive.
7days of forecast
24hours to scrub
9smart alert types
15weather worlds
Good to know
Questions before the weather changes.
What can I use for free?+
Current conditions, a seven-day forecast, the Cozy Garden, timeline scrubbing, core weather interactions, a general outdoor recommendation, standard notices, and one saved place are part of the free experience.
What does membership add?+
Membership adds personalized activity planning, expanded Ask the Weather, advanced alerts, multiple saved places and profiles, personal comfort settings, and 14 additional weather worlds.
Does Skyla replace official weather alerts?+
No. Skyla offers forecast-based planning guidance and thunderstorm notices, but it is not a replacement for official emergency warnings or local safety instructions.
Where does the forecast come from?+
Skyla uses Open-Meteo for weather, air-quality, and pollen forecasts. Availability and timing can vary by location.
How do I get help with the app?+
Email skylaweatherapp@tutamail.com with your device model, iOS version, Skyla version, and a short description of what happened.
A better reason to check the forecast
The weather should feel like a place, not a spreadsheet.
Step into the forecast, find your moment, and get on with your day.