What to wear
One big line: “Jacket weather.” “T-shirt day.” The coats you don’t need stay on their hooks. Sunglasses, boots and a water bottle show up when they matter.
iPhone and iPad · 7 languages
Mudroom is a weather app that tells you what to wear and the best time to go. Step into your hallway before you step outside, and learn how you feel the temperature.
Free. No account. No ads. No tracking.
Light layers.
Sunglasses on.
Best time: 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
You’re standing in your hallway. The window shows today’s weather, and the coats left on the hooks are the ones you don’t need.
“Light layers.” “Take the umbrella.” Plus the best time of day to head out, and why.
Cold, just right or warm. Next time it knows a little more about you.
Sun, rain, snow, heat, night and tomorrow. The answer changes, the hallway stays calm.







One big line: “Jacket weather.” “T-shirt day.” The coats you don’t need stay on their hooks. Sunglasses, boots and a water bottle show up when they matter.
The best window for your walk, errands or run, with the reason: “dry, calm, before the rain at 3 PM.” Dog walking mode even knows about hot pavement.
A Tomorrow card shows tomorrow’s outfit and best time, and an optional evening note tells you the same, so you can lay out clothes before bed.
Save up to five places, like home, work or a city you’re visiting, and switch with one tap. A trip never mixes into your home weather history.
Tap “I was cold”, “Just right” or “I was warm”. Early taps move it more, later ones fine-tune it. All of it stays on your phone.
Send today’s answer to a friend as a picture, or ask Siri: “What should I wear in Mudroom?” The picture is made on your phone.
When the weather does something worth remembering, like your first frost, the hottest day of the year or a perfect day, a souvenir appears on your shelf. No badges, no notifications. At the end of a season or a year, share a recap card.

Pick your character’s skin tone and hair, a hallway skin and an app icon.
Mudroom follows your phone’s language, and times and temperatures follow your region.
Safety is never behind a paywall: forecasts, rain alerts and official alerts are free, forever.
Monthly or yearly, cancel any time in your Apple Account. Promo codes can be redeemed in the app. The Cabin skin is a one-time purchase.
No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your history, settings and feedback stay on your phone. Your approximate location goes to Apple only to get a forecast.
Mudroom is an iPhone and iPad weather app that tells you what to wear and the best time to go out. You open it and stand in your hallway: the coats you don't need stay on their hooks, the umbrella leaves its stand when you should take it, and one big line gives the answer, like “Light layers.” or “Take the umbrella.”
Yes. Forecasts, rain alerts and official alerts are free forever. Mudroom Plus adds extra modes, medium and lock screen widgets, souvenirs, recaps, a rain countdown and seasonal skins, monthly or yearly with a 7-day free trial on yearly. The Cabin skin is a one-time purchase. Promo and offer codes can be redeemed in the app.
No. There is no sign-up and nothing to log in to. Your settings, history and feedback stay on your phone.
Apple Weather (WeatherKit). Mudroom turns the forecast into an outfit and a best time to go, and says so wherever weather appears.
It looks at the feels-like temperature, rain, wind, humidity and sun for the hours you go out, and adjusts to you. When you tap “I was cold”, “Just right” or “I was warm”, it learns how you feel temperature, and all of that stays on your phone.
No. There are no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Your approximate location goes to Apple only to get a forecast. Read the privacy policy at koosbo.com/privacy/mudroom.
English, Lithuanian, German, French, Spanish, Swedish and Norwegian (Bokmål). The app follows your phone's language, and you can change it per app in iOS Settings.
iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The rain countdown on the Lock Screen is iPhone only.
Yes. A Tomorrow card shows tomorrow's outfit and best time, and you can save up to five places, like home, work or a city you are visiting, and switch between them in one tap.
No. Mudroom supplements government emergency alerts, it does not replace them. Official alerts are shown with the issuing agency and a link to the details.
Yes. Ask “What should I wear in Mudroom?” or “What should I wear tomorrow in Mudroom?”. Open the app once first so it has the weather.
Jacket or no jacket? Now or later? Mudroom answers, and nothing else.