See how the day will feel, and what to move.

An activity and event planner for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac. Instead of raw numbers, it tells you how the day will feel and what to change about your schedule. It reads live weather and your calendar, then lays the two side by side so you can plan around the parts of the day that matter.

Apple Weather gives you the forecast. Felt connects it to your actual day. The Day Ribbon shows a continuous comfort curve with your calendar events drawn on top, so you see the cold morning meeting and the warm afternoon walk in one view. A plain line tells you what to bring, wear, and when to leave.

A single comfort waveform that runs across the whole day. It rises and falls with how conditions will feel, your calendar events sit on top of it, and a few time-anchored suggestions appear where they help. One calm picture of the day rather than a long hourly list.

Only if you let it. Calendar access is off until you grant it, and iOS asks once for reading and writing together. When you grant it, Felt reads your events on the device to draw them on the Day Ribbon and time its suggestions. Felt only writes an event when you tap to add one.

Felt does not use an advertising identifier or follow you across apps. You sign in with Apple or Google, so the app holds your email and name for your account, and weather location is used only to get the forecast. Help improve Felt starts off, and the Google Analytics for Firebase library in the app collects nothing while it is off. Turn it on and two paths open, each with its own pseudonymous handle and neither one tied to your account: our own count reaches Mixpanel through our server with a random install handle the app invents for itself, and Google Analytics counts your app instance on its own separate measurement identity. Both receive only a fixed list of product events and a short list of fields. Felt never sets a Firebase user id, and never sends your account, a receipt, your coordinates, or free-form text to either one. You can turn it back off whenever you like, which stops collection, deletes the install handle, and resets the Google measurement identity.

Everything in Felt is free for your first 14 days: every activity ranked, the hazard read on each one, booking to your calendar, Ask Felt, Felt’s voice, spoken morning and evening briefs, plan rooms, and unlimited saved places. No payment details to start, and nothing to cancel. After the trial, Felt continues on Felt Pro at $9.99 a month, one plan, no annual option. The App Store listing always shows the current price, and it is the one to trust.

Not today. Felt Pro does not support Apple Family Sharing, so each person on Felt Pro pays their own $9.99 a month. Invite codes are a separate thing and they are free. They let anyone join a shared plan room, whether or not they pay for anything.

Yes, as part of Felt Pro. Every shared plan carries its own chat room for up to ten people, and anyone you invite joins as a guest without needing a subscription of their own. The school run, the campsite, and Saturday’s game each get a conversation right where the forecast lives, so deciding when to leave and what to bring happens in one place. Messages sync live across iPhone and Mac.

Families plan around weather all week: school runs, practices, weekend trips. Felt turns the feels-like forecast into a plain read on how the day will feel, and on Felt Pro every shared plan carries its own chat room for up to ten people; anyone you invite can join free.

iPhone (iOS 17 or later), Apple Watch (watchOS 10 or later), and Mac (macOS 14 or later). One app across all three: the full planner on iPhone and Mac, and a companion on your wrist.

Yes. Felt is on the App Store for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac, one listing covers all of them, and every device is free to try for 14 days before Felt Pro. Download it from the link on this page and the App Store offers the right version for each device.