Morning Briefing

One screen in the morning, and you know how the day is going to go. Morning Briefing gathers four things you check separately — the weather, the Spanish name day, the birthdays in your address book, and what you ought to take with you — onto a single screen. No accounts, no sign-up, no advertising. WHEN YOU OPEN IT • Your city's weather right now, and the next eight hours one by one, each with its chance of rain. • The Spanish name day (santoral). The moveable feasts — Viernes de Dolores, Corpus, Pentecostés — are computed from Easter, not copied from a list. • Birthdays from your address book in the next two days. • A three-sentence written briefing: how the weather looks, one specific tip with a time on it ("grab an umbrella, rain around 15:00"), and the name day when there is one. AT 7:30 A notification with the day's saint and one short line about the weather. Your iPhone schedules…