Los Angeles · coming soon to iPhone

Know when to go.

Rally gets you out of the house, on your own or with your people, and knows the best time to go.

Every plan carries the conditions that decide it: the light, the water, the trail, the air. Read from the National Weather Service, NOAA and AirNow, and checked before you go.

A runner on a granite ridge at sunrise above a sea of clouds

One line, from the source

Each kind of outing reads what matters to it. When a day is off, Rally says so, and finds the better time this week.

Dawn paddleGlassy until 10:30 · 2 kt · water 64°NOAA Santa Monica
Ridge run60° · sunrise 7:11 · AQI 38NWS · AirNow
BoulderingDry rock · east faces shadedNWS rain gauge
Night skyDark after 9:07 PMMoon and sun calculated
TrailNot today · rain until 6 PMGo Wed, 6:45 AM ›

In the app

This week: the ridge run card with its line — **This week.** Your plans as cards, each with the day's line.

A plan: Dawn paddle at Mother's Beach, who's in, the line and the cars — **A plan.** Who's in, the line, where to meet and who's driving. Only the people on it see it.

Back by on the ridge run: Mom gets a text at 9:15 AM if you don't answer — **Back by.** Going alone? Set a time. If you're not back, someone you chose gets a text with your last pin.

Nearby: a map of places around Los Angeles — **Nearby.** Places worth going to, and the day each one is at its best.

What Rally keeps to

Your people, by invitation.

Only the people you pick see a plan. Anyone not on Rally can say I'm in from a link, with a first name. No app needed.

No feed, no scores.

No likes, streaks, leaderboards or follower counts. Rally is the app you open so you can close it.

Your location stays yours.

Rally never tracks you. A pin is dropped only when you tap it.

Safety is never paid.

Back by is part of Rally for everyone, and always will be.

Three paddleboards and a kayak heading into the sunrise on calm water

Tend your corner of the world.

For everyone who joins, a tree goes in the ground.

Coming soon to iPhone · Los Angeles first