Sea · Forest · Mountains · Snow · Stars

Go, or no‑go.One glance tells you whether today is your day outdoors.

Goworthy reads the weather, sea, mountains and sky from the world's best forecast models, then gives one clear verdict for however you spend time outdoors.

The Goworthy home screen: a green GO verdict for Elviria Beach, the 7-day forecast and Sandy the crab under a living blue sky
Sandy, the Goworthy crab, holding up a green GO sign
The idea

Fifty forecast numbers, boiled down to one honest answer.

Every other app hands you a wall of figures and lets you do the maths. Goworthy already knows the limits for each activity, so it just tells you where today stands.

Go

Conditions are in the sweet spot. Grab your board, your boots or your bike. Today's the day.

Caution

Doable, but there's a catch worth knowing: a gusty spread, choppy sea, or wind blowing off the shore.

No-go

Not today. Goworthy says so plainly and tells you the next window that looks better.

Eighteen ways to read the outdoors

One spot, every way you play on it.

The same forecast means different things to a paddler, a hiker, a stargazer and a cyclist. Goworthy judges each on its own terms.

Beach

Warm, calm and sunny enough for the sunbed? Temperature, UV, wind and cloud, rolled into a lounging verdict.

temp · uv · wind · cloud

Shelling

The best beachcombing is at low tide, when the sea pulls back and the strand line is fresh. Goworthy reads the tide for the best low-water window, and flags the spring tides when the sea drops furthest.

tide · low water · spring tides

Terrace

Nice enough to sit outside? Goworthy weighs temperature, wind, sun and rain into a simple terrace verdict for the balcony or the beach bar.

temp · wind · sun · rain

SUP

Paddleboard-friendly water: waves, swell period and the wind direction, with a plain warning when the breeze is offshore. Paddle thresholds are informed by RNLI safety guidance.

waves · period · offshore check

Kite

Enough wind to fly, not so much you can't hold it. Goworthy watches the gust spread that makes a kite tricky.

wind · gusts · steadiness

Drone

Small-drone wind limits, wind aloft and rain risk, so you know before you unfold the props, not after.

gusts · wind aloft · rain

Golden hour

Computed on-device with the NOAA solar algorithm: first light, golden hour, sunset, blue hour, and whether the sky will actually deliver, tonight or at tomorrow's sunrise.

sun position · sunset quality

Forest

Pleasant and safe for a walk in the woods? Feels-like temperature, rain, and the wind that brings branches down.

temp · rain · wind

Hike

A good day on the hill? Wind and gust exposure, thunderstorm risk, visibility and the freezing level.

wind · storms · freezing level

Walking

A gentle stroll, judged kindly: feels-like temperature, rain and wind, so an easy walk gets the nod when a hike would not.

temp · rain · wind

Snow

Fresh snowfall, snow depth on the ground, temperature and the rain-to-snow line, hour by hour.

snowfall · depth · snow line

Stargazing

Is tonight clear and dark enough for stars? Cloud cover, the true-dark window and how bright the moon will be.

cloud · dark window · moon

Surf

Swell height and period, wind on or offshore, and the sea state, so you know if it's worth waxing the board.

swell · period · wind

Sailing

Wind strength and steadiness, gusts, sea state and visibility, for a good day out under sail.

wind · gusts · sea state

Fishing

Wind, sea state, tide and the pressure trend, so you can pick the calm windows worth casting in.

wind · tide · pressure

Cycling

Headwind and gusts, rain, and the feels-like temperature, so you dress right and dodge the downpours.

wind · rain · feels-like

Running

Feels-like temperature, wind, rain and UV, so you head out in the cool of the day, not the worst of it.

feels-like · wind · UV

Golf

Wind and gusts across the open course, rain and feels-like temperature, for a comfortable round.

wind · rain · feels-like
Rain and snow, on the clock

See the rain and snow coming

Whatever you head out for, rain or snow is the usual spoiler. When it is on the way, a clean graph appears on the spot: when it starts and how hard it gets, in mm for rain or cm for snow. Press and drag along it to read the exact time and intensity at any point. On a dry day it simply stays hidden.

You set how sure it has to be. A Minimum rain/snow chance dial keeps low-confidence blips off a clear day, and the graph fades when the outlook is uncertain, so it stays honest about what it knows.

Independent rain and snow alerts give you about 15 minutes' heads-up before each forecast shower, and are refreshed in the background whenever iOS allows.

Rain expected around 15:00, up to 0.5 mm/h
mm/h cm/h 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
Rain moving in
RainViewer -2h -1h Now
Watch it move in

Live rain radar on the map

Open the map for an animated rain radar and watch rain and snow move across it, so you can see whether a band is heading your way or clearing out. Around the Netherlands it is a genuine two-hour forecast, so you can see the rain before it arrives, and in the Netherlands and Belgium the home screen follows it too for the next two hours. It plays on its own when there is precipitation nearby, and rests on a clean map when the sky is clear.

Weather data by RainViewer · Radar data by KNMI.

See it

One spot, every sky and sport.

The same place, judged for whatever you are doing, in six languages, under a sky that is hand-drawn in code and moves with the real weather.

Hand-drawn in code

Living skies, not stock icons.

Every sky in Goworthy is hand-drawn in code, a live procedural animation, running on the home screen and on every card in your Locations list. The sun's bloom and light shafts, drifting clouds and high cirrus, drizzle, showers, snow, fog, lightning and blowing leaves, star fields and the moon in its true phase and real place in the sky, all tracking the real weather and the light as it moves from sunrise through golden hour, blue hour and night. No stock imagery, no video, no canned effects. And Sandy, our little crab, reacts to all of it.

The Stargazing night sky with the moon drawn in its real position and true phase
Sandy the crab in sunglasses, relaxing with a cocktail on a sunny day The Goworthy app icon: Sandy holding a green GO sign
Meet the crew

Say hello to Sandy.

Sandy is the little crab who lives inside Goworthy. Open any spot and she is right there in the sky, reacting to the very weather you are checking: soaking up the sun on a Go day, bracing when the wind picks up, watching the stars come out at night. She is the face on the app icon too, holding up the green GO sign for the days that are worth heading out.

  • Sunrise: she wakes with a coffee, still half asleep.
  • Sun is out and the verdict is Go: Sandy kicks back with a cocktail.
  • Wind picking up: she grabs a rope and holds on tight so she doesn't blow away.
  • Sunset: she lifts her camera for the golden hour.
  • Clear, dark night: she settles in to count the stars.
The same models the pros trust

Nine forecast models. Pick one, or let Goworthy choose.

From the European Centre's global model to a 2 km regional model that resolves local sea breezes. Switch between them, or leave it on automatic and let Open-Meteo's Best Match choose for your spot.

ECMWF · 25 km GFS · NOAA ICON · DWD ICON-EU · 7 km HARMONIE · 2 km UKMO · 10 km GEM · Canada AIFS · AI AUTO · best match
The full picture

And when you want every number, it's right there.

Verdicts keep it simple. Tap any hour and Goworthy opens the full detailed forecast: wind, gusts, temperature, feels-like, cloud, rain, fog, pressure and UV, plus swell, period and tide at the coast, colour-coded across the day. Switch models, flip to hourly, and read the whole picture at a glance.

The Goworthy spot detail page: a forecast-model picker and the full colour-coded hourly table, with wind, waves, swell and tide

Nine models · 3-hourly or hourly · every parameter in one table

Made for the evenings too

Catch the light, not just the wind.

A full sun dashboard for every spot: first light, golden hour, sunset and blue hour, so you can plan the walk on the beach for exactly when the sky turns gold.

Golden hour20:57
Sunset21:33
Blue hour21:51

Your spots, followed

Search anywhere in the world, save your favourites, and every activity tab follows the spot you pick, with live wind right on the card. Tell Goworthy what you do outdoors once, and every new place opens tuned to you. The big verdict at the top follows your first activity, and every place can have its own order.

Your week at a glance

A 7-day forecast on every place: the sky, the chance of rain and the low and high for each day, on one card. Tap a day for its hour-by-hour temperature, actual or feels-like, and the chance of rain.

Alerts that respect you

Turn on alerts only for what you care about, per place and per activity, and each one stays tied to the place you set it for, down to a heads-up the evening before when tomorrow's sunrise looks golden.

Six languages

Goworthy speaks English, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian and German, following your phone's language automatically, or set it by hand.

Set the shore, stay safe

Tell Goworthy which way the sea lies and it flags offshore wind, the kind that quietly blows you out to sea. It never guesses.

The story

Made by an independent developer, not a data company.

Goworthy started at home. Its maker, Pierre van Mever, flies drones, which only work when the wind and the light line up. His family loves the water and the night sky too: the SUP when the sea is right, the stars when the sky is clear. Chasing all of that across three apps and a wall of numbers got old, so he built the one clear answer he kept wishing for.

It is built independently, so it answers to you, not advertisers: no ads, no tracking, no account, no data harvesting. Every forecast model, every verdict, and every sky, all hand-drawn in code, is the work of one person trying to get it right.

It's live

Know before you go.

Goworthy is on the App Store for iPhone, free with an optional tip jar. See if today is a go.