Tell us what you need time for
Type it normally — including today, tomorrow, a weekday, a time of day or the hours you are actually free. GoodDayTo will find the strongest practical weather windows.
Check all my saved plans
Saved only in this browser. Compare your regular activities against fresh weather in one go.
Say it naturally
The planner extracts the number of hours and the activity from a normal sentence instead of making you build a complicated query.
Say when
Type today, tomorrow, a weekday, morning, afternoon, evening or tonight — or use the date field when you prefer.
Get the best blocks
Every complete time block is scored using the activity’s real GoodDayTo logic, then the strongest options are ranked for you.
Why this is different from a normal weather forecast
A forecast tells you what the weather may be. This planner answers a more practical question: when should I actually do the thing I already know I need to do? If you need two uninterrupted hours to walk the dog, three hours to play golf, or four hours to work in the garden, the useful answer is the best complete block — not a single good-looking hour.
The planner uses the same activity-specific scoring rules, timing limits and severe-weather caps as the rest of GoodDayTo. A golf block is still treated like golf, a dog walk like a dog walk, and kayaking remains conservative about wind. It does not flatten every activity into one generic weather score.
Frequently asked questions
What can I type?
Try phrases such as “I need 2 hours to walk the dog”, “3 hours to play golf”, “1 hour to go running”, “4 hours to go hiking”, “2 hours to clean windows” or “3 hours to go fishing”.
What happens if GoodDayTo does not know my activity?
The planner tells you it is not supported yet and sends a minimised activity label to a private demand list. Repeated requests are counted so we can see which activities people genuinely want next. We do not automatically publish a new activity until it has proper weather rules, timing logic and safety checks.
Do I have to enter a duration?
No. Search-style questions such as “Should I mow the lawn today?” or “Can I walk my dog this evening?” use a sensible activity-specific default window. GoodDayTo tells you the assumed duration, and you can always type a different whole-hour duration from 1 to 8 hours.
What if I need more than the usual 1, 3 or 5 hour planner options?
This tool accepts any whole-hour duration from 1 to 8 hours. That makes it useful for specific jobs or outings that do not fit the quick selector on the normal activity pages.
Why do you return more than one time?
The best overall block is shown first, followed by other strong alternatives where possible. That gives you flexibility if the top time does not fit your schedule.
Can I tell GoodDayTo when I am actually free?
Yes. Use phrases such as “between 15:00 and 19:00”, “after 10am” or “before 18:00”. Those times are treated as hard limits, so GoodDayTo will not recommend a better-weather slot outside your availability.
Can GoodDayTo choose the best day for me?
Yes. Try phrases such as “3 hours for gardening this weekend” or “best day for a 2 hour bike ride this week”. GoodDayTo searches the available live forecast and ranks the strongest complete blocks across those days.
Can I plan for next week?
The tool currently works inside the available seven-day hourly forecast. It deliberately does not pretend to give hour-by-hour precision beyond the forecast data it has.
Can I compare all my saved routines at once?
Yes. In My Day, tap Check all now. GoodDayTo re-runs every saved routine against fresh forecast data and highlights the strongest current opportunity without changing the routines you saved.
Can I share the best time?
Yes. Once the planner ranks the day, use Share best time. The shared link carries the natural-language request, selected date and typed place name so the recipient can reopen the plan and re-check it against fresh weather. Precise browser coordinates are not put into the shared URL.
Can I add the best time to my calendar?
Yes. Use Add to calendar on the best result. GoodDayTo creates a calendar event for the recommended block and uses the forecast location’s timezone where it is available.
Does the planner know whether the place is open?
No. It ranks weather windows. Venue opening times, bookings, access, route conditions, water conditions and official warnings remain separate checks.