RW Rain Reminder

The Product

RW Rain Reminder is a weather forecasting app built to help users stay informed about changing conditions and remember to carry an umbrella when rain is expected.

Created for Royal Walk, an umbrella brand, the app combines current weather conditions, hourly and seven-day forecasts, precipitation insights, and customizable rain reminders in one mobile experience. Users can add locations around the world, check upcoming weather, and choose when they want to receive reminders.

With visual weather summaries and flexible notification preferences, RW Rain Reminder turns everyday forecast information into something users can act on before heading out.

What We Focused On

Weather at a Glance — Presenting current temperature, feels-like conditions, humidity, wind, and other key details in an easy-to-read interface.

Hourly & Seven-Day Forecasts — Helping users plan their day and look ahead with short-term and extended weather predictions.

Rain Reminders — Alerting users when precipitation is forecast so they can prepare before leaving home.

Personalized Notifications — Letting users choose morning or evening weather updates at times that fit their routines.

Multiple Locations — Supporting weather tracking for cities and destinations around the world from a single app.

Visual Weather Insights — Using charts and weather-themed visuals to make precipitation, wind, and atmospheric conditions easier to understand.

Connected Brand Experience — Bringing Royal Walk customer support and weather-related utility together in a mobile experience that extends beyond the physical product.

The Result

A practical weather app that combines detailed forecasts with timely, personalized reminders to help users prepare for rain.

With location-based forecasts, precipitation information, visual weather details, and configurable notifications, RW Rain Reminder offers more than a quick temperature check. It connects useful everyday functionality with Royal Walk's umbrella products and customer experience.

The goal is simple — help people plan around the weather and avoid being caught in the rain without an umbrella.