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A calm weather widget for today and the next 24 hours: it reads the forecast for you, so you know when to head outside. No account. A calm weather widget that tells you what to wear, and gets you back outside. Most weather apps go one of two wrong ways: they bury you in bells and whistles, or they strip themselves so bare the data you need is gone. Shinkai Sky takes a third path. It is minimal and quietly beautiful on the surface, genuinely data rich underneath, and never overwhelming. It stays in the present: today and the next 24 hours, the window you actually live in, not a ten-day forecast you will never act on. It has one real job: to tell you when you can step outside, and what it will feel like when you do. ☁️ MINIMAL, NEVER THIN A quiet glance up front: one temperature on the toolbar, today's curve, sunrise and sunset, the changes worth knowing. Deep hourly trends one click down: temperature, wind and gusts, sun and clouds, humidity, and UV, from 24 hours ago to 24 hours ahead, with now always centered. The depth is folded away until you reach for it, so you never face a wall of numbers. 🏠 KNOWS WHAT TO WEAR It turns the forecast into a plain answer: how many layers, whether to bring a jacket, when the wind picks up and when the rain starts. Worked out from today's real numbers, so a glance tells you how to dress before you open the door. 🌳 A SMALL LIFT EACH DAY One quiet line under the weather that changes daily. Sometimes about the day outside, sometimes just a small kindness. A little surprise for the glance, never in the way. ✨ MADE TO GET YOU OUTSIDE Save more than one city and swipe left and right between them. Paste coordinates or use your location; switch °F or °C. Quiet seasonal touches (snow when it snows, petals in spring, leaves in autumn) make the app feel like the season around you. It is built to be glanced at and closed, so you spend less time on a screen and more time in the open air. ❌ What it skips: accounts and logins, endless menus, dashboards by numbers, and the noise that makes you read the weather instead of stepping into it. 👍 Private by design: the extension only talks to weather.tinytoolsstack.com to fetch the forecast. Your settings are stored in your browser. Your device's precise location is used only when you tap "use my location," and only to look up the weather there. Before you have picked a city, the toolbar temperature falls back once to the rough area your connection is in, so it shows your weather rather than a stranger's; that answer is stored on your device and not looked up again. Nothing is sold, shared, or used to track you. ❓ Feedback and questions: feedback@tinytoolsstack.com