The forecast, in a sentence.
“Dry until 4pm, then light rain.” The next twelve hours drawn as a soft curve, and five days ahead. Powered by the Met Office's UK model, or your own Met Office DataHub key.
For the hallway
Do I need a brolly?
Brolly turns a spare tablet into a calm, beautiful screen by the front door: the weather in a sentence, the bikes outside, and your household's week, at a glance.
The docks outside your door.
Pin up to twelve bike docks and see bikes, e-bikes and spaces as rows of dots, live. The board shows six; tap for a map of them all.
Everyone's week, together.
Each member adds their own Google calendars. Brolly merges them into one quiet Monday-to-Sunday view, with a countdown to whatever's next.
How it works
Ten minutes, then it just sits there being useful.
- 1
Make a home
Name it, add your postcode and pick your bike docks.
- 2
Add calendars
Connect Google and tick the calendars to show. Invite the people you live with to add theirs.
- 3
Pair a screen
Open brolly.day/display on any tablet and scan the code. It stays on until you unpair it.
Your calendars stay yours
Read-only, by design.
- Brolly asks Google for read-only calendar access, and only reads the calendars you tick.
- Each member manages their own calendars. Nobody else in the household can see your list or change it.
- Screens show event times and titles, nothing more, and can't change anything.
- Disconnect Google whenever you like and Brolly forgets your token straight away.
- Read the privacy policy