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Forecast for a Plan
Showers Thu and Fri: pack a jacket

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Forecast for a Plan panel template

Trip packing, an outdoor wedding, camping, race day or moving day: the forecast for your dates, and what it means for the plan.

The forecast for one place and dates, turned into advice for your plan.

Refreshes
Daily
Connects to
Public web
Row
Before you head out
Open Hark (opens in a new tab)

Paste it into Hark’s chat. Hark asks about the gold parts, one short question at a time, then builds the panel on your Home.

The prompt

This is the "Forecast for a Plan" template from Widget Index. Keep it a Forecast for a Plan panel, titled "Forecast for a Plan" unless I ask for a different name. Before you build it, ask me only about the parts marked [ask me], one short question at a time, in plain words that fit a Forecast for a Plan panel, with two or three concrete options each time. Skip anything you can work out yourself or that has an obvious default. Then build it.

Build me a panel on my Home called "Forecast for a Plan".

What it shows: one sentence with the headline (like "Pack a light rain jacket: showers Thu and Fri"), then the daily forecast (high, low, rain chance and wind) for [ask me: the place] on [ask me: the dates], and one line of advice for [ask me: the plan] about [ask me: what the advice covers]. Until the dates are within 10 days, show typical weather for those dates and say so.

Where the data lives: public forecasts for that place (like the national weather service there or a weather site). Read only.

Look: make the face of the panel the design, not a list of numbers. Vertical columns over time with the key one highlighted in gold, and the headline number above them. Under the visual, one short insight line that tells me what matters right now (like "Showers Thu and Fri: pack a jacket"), with a dot colored by urgency: green fine, gold needs attention, red act now. Dark background, gold #DEAB42 accent, small title. One visual and one insight on the face; any extra detail goes below it, never on top.

Rhythm: refresh daily until the plan is over. Re-check the source each time and keep only current values; never invent one.
Use: glance.

Ways to use the Forecast for a Plan template

  • TravelPack for a Lisbon trip
  • FamilyOutdoor wedding day forecast
  • OutdoorsCamping weekend forecast
  • FitnessRace day forecast
  • HomeMoving day forecast
  • MusicPack for a music festival

How to add it to your Hark Home

  1. 1

    Copy the prompt

    Press Copy prompt above. It is plain words, no code.

  2. 2

    Paste it into Hark

    Open Hark and paste the prompt into the chat.

  3. 3

    Answer a few questions

    Hark fills the gold blanks with you, then the Forecast for a Plan panel shows up on your Home.

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