Fantasy calendar
Choose the current year, month, day, timezone, and posting pace. Custom calendars can use original months, weekdays, eras, and leap rules.
Sign inWeatherly advances your roleplay calendar, generates consistent weather, and posts it to Discord on schedule.
Weather and time for roleplay worlds.
Built for persistent campaigns
Weatherly gives roleplay servers a shared fictional date and forecast. Players see the same day, the same moon, and the same weather instead of getting a fresh random result each time someone runs a command.
Choose the current year, month, day, timezone, and posting pace. Custom calendars can use original months, weekdays, eras, and leap rules.
Climate, season, hemisphere, and world seed produce a stable forecast with morning, afternoon, evening, and night conditions.
Post weather and calendar bulletins automatically, or send a priority update with Post now when the table needs it.
Use severe storms, blizzards, arcane tempests, sunless days, acid rain, ashfall, and owner-named weather events.
Choose the current in-world date, climate, timezone, and pace. Weatherly uses those settings to build a stable forecast rather than rerolling every time someone asks.

Every server keeps automatic realistic weather and calendar posting. Plus adds room for larger living worlds and the dramatic side of weather: supernatural tones, fantasy hazards, and Blood Moons.
Before you install
Weatherly keeps a fictional calendar, generates repeatable weather for each roleplay day, and posts calendar and forecast updates to channels you choose.
Yes. Each Discord server can run one world with realistic weather, four feeds, and 90 roleplay days of detailed history without paying. Dramatic and supernatural weather, fantasy hazards, and Blood Moons are part of Plus.
Plus servers can define custom month lengths, weekday names, eras, seasons, moon cycles, and the pace between real days and roleplay days.
No. Weatherly uses a stable world seed, date, climate, and saved history, so the same roleplay day keeps the same canonical forecast.