Hagi

For iPhone

Know what to wear before you step out.

Weather apps tell you it’s 9°. Hagi tells you to grab the coat, and learns how you feel the cold.

Coming soon to theApp Store

See how it works
Hagi’s Today screen for London: “A jacket kind of day.” Feels like 14° on the way out, 21° on the way home. Wear a jacket, a sweater or hoodie, pants and sneakers.

Headline first, numbers second.

Every day gets one color and a few words that tell you what kind of day it is. The temperature is there when you want it.

  • Feels like 2° Coat weather. Cold
  • Feels like 14° Jacket on. Cool
  • Feels like 24° T-shirt day. Warm

Dressed for the hours you’re actually out.

Hagi looks at the forecast for when you’re outside, not just the daily high. Tell it what today looks like and the outfit follows.

  • Commute, outside all day, or mostly inside
  • Rain, snow, slush and ice, with what to bring
  • When the jacket can come off
The “What’s today like?” sheet: Mostly inside, Commute (out 08–10 and 18–20, selected), or Outside all day.

It learns how you run.

Some people need a coat at 9°, others are fine in a hoodie. Tap “I’m cold” or “I’m warm” when you feel it, and Hagi adjusts each layer: outer, top, legs, feet, hat and gloves.

  • Gets more confident every day
  • Only suggests clothes you said you own
How you run: “You run about 3° cold,” based on 13 days of feedback, with an offset for each layer.

Your outfit at a glance.

Put today’s outfit on your Home Screen or Lock Screen. A quick look on the way to the door is all it takes.

An iPhone Home Screen with Hagi’s medium widget: 14°, “A jacket kind of day.”, jacket, sweater or hoodie, pants and sneakers.

Answer in one tap.

A morning notification with the outfit, and an evening check-in you can answer right from the notification: too cold, just right, or too warm. Both are optional.

A Lock Screen notification from Hagi, “How was today?”, with the answers Too cold, Just right and Too warm.

Make it yours.

Change your city, the clothes you own, what your week looks like and when Hagi nudges you, all from one place. Rename any item so the outfit reads the way you talk.

Settings: city, wardrobe, rain gear, day types, commute times and notifications.

Private by design.

Hagi has no servers of its own. What you tell it stays with you.

No account
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to sign in to.
No tracking
No analytics, no ads, no third-party trackers.
Your iCloud
Feedback and settings sync between your devices through your own iCloud.
No location access
You pick a city. Forecasts come from Open-Meteo.

Read the privacy policy

Stop guessing at the door.

Made for iPhone.

Coming soon to theApp Store