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Get instant Yes/No answers for windows, laundry, health, garden and more — powered by live air quality, UV, pollen and weather data, right where you are.

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32Live cards
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120+Countries
Example · Results update live for your city
🪟Yes ✓
Open your windows?
AQI 38 and 22°C — clean air at a comfortable temp. Open up.
👕Yes ✓
Dry clothes outside?
48% humidity and 14 km/h — ideal drying conditions.
🌿No ✗
Water the garden today?
Rain is watering your garden. Save the water.
💊Wait ⏳
Migraine risk today?
Pressure dropping 4 hPa — moderate change. Stay hydrated.
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Works in 120+ countries
Any city, any suburb, any language
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48-hour forecast included
See how all 32 cards change over the next two days

Type your city above and tap — all 32 cards update in real time

How it works

Step 01
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Type your city

We look at conditions for your exact location — not a regional average. Your street, your air, your home.

Step 02
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We read 8 live signals

Real-time AQI, temperature, humidity, wind, rain, UV and pressure — fetched fresh every search. Pollen risk is derived from these conditions (not live sensors).

Step 03
Get 32 instant cards

Yes, No, or Wait — each card gives you one clear reason you can act on immediately. No numbers. No jargon.

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How is Open Window Today different from a weather app?
Weather apps tell you what's happening outside. Open Window Today tells you what to do about it. We run live data through 32 home-specific cards — each one has its own thresholds for Yes, No or Wait. You get decisions, not data dumps.
How do you decide whether to open my windows?
Five things must all pass: air quality (AQI under 100), humidity (80% or below), temperature (15–30°C), no rain, no snow. All five need to pass for a Yes. If any fail, you get a No with the specific reason why.
How does the migraine risk card work?
Barometric pressure drops are a clinically documented migraine trigger. We compare the current reading against the forecast and flag drops greater than 5–8 hPa — the threshold most commonly associated with migraine onset.
What does "air quality" mean?
We measure PM2.5 particles and translate them into the US EPA AQI scale (0–500). Under 50 is great. Above 100 means we recommend keeping windows closed. We show it as Good / Moderate / Poor so it's always clear.
Does it work anywhere in the world?
Yes — we use global OpenWeatherMap data. Type any city anywhere and get live results. Logic works globally with thresholds that make sense across climates.
Do I need to create an account?
No. All 32 cards are free with no sign-in required. Just type your city and get results instantly.
How do saved locations work?
Click the 📌 Save city button next to any result. Your locations are stored in your browser (localStorage) — no account needed, nothing sent to our servers. Save up to 5: home, work, family, holidays.
How often is the data refreshed?
Conditions are fetched fresh every time you search. The page also shows a 48-hour forecast strip so you can plan ahead — tap any time slot to see how all 32 cards change.
How does the pollen / hay fever card work?
We don't have access to live pollen sensor data — those networks are sparse and expensive. Instead, we derive a pollen risk estimate from weather conditions that strongly correlate with high pollen counts: temperature above 12°C, humidity below 75%, no rain, and light wind. This approach captures the majority of high-pollen days but is not a substitute for local pollen monitoring services — especially during severe allergy season. The card clearly labels readings as "Estimated" to reflect this. For medically accurate pollen counts, check your national meteorological or allergy authority.