Commute Buddy forecasts your actual route — timed to where you'll be, when you'll be there — and sends one plain-English heads-up before you leave. It only pings you when something's worth knowing.
I'll email you the moment early access opens. That's it — no drip campaign.
Not another forecast to check. Not a daily alert you'll mute by Wednesday.
No dashboards to open, no forecast to interpret at 7 AM. You get one clear message — and only when it changes your morning.
Home, work, and when you usually head out each way. Tell it what counts as "worth knowing" — rain, cold, a real delay. Once.
Weather and traffic at each point along your route, matched to when you'll actually be there — not a single city-wide number.
A short, plain-language briefing before you leave: when to go, what you'll hit, what to bring. Silence when there's nothing to flag.
Conditions forecast leg-by-leg and timed to your trip. Rain at the destination ≠ rain on your way.
"Leave at 8:05, dry on the way in." A decision, not a chart full of numbers to decode.
You set the thresholds. It stays quiet on normal days and speaks up only when your plan should change.
Arrives where you already are. It only knows what you tell it — no location tracking, no data selling.
I'm an indie builder figuring out whether enough people actually want this before pouring more nights into it. Adding your email tells me to keep going — and gets you in first. If this list stays quiet, that's a useful answer too.