Clear today
Picnic blanket
Water-resistant base, folds into its own strap.
#10 Labs · the weather store
Barometer General is a store we made up. Its homepage changes with the weather where you are: the banner, the hero, the featured collection and the order of every product. Try each kind of weather below.
Checking the forecast…
Clear skies all day. Picnic gear is 10% off until sundown.
Fair weather
Clear skies, so the picnic blanket, the kite and the good sunglasses go up front.
Shop the outdoorsFeatured collection
For a long lunch outside.
Clear today
Water-resistant base, folds into its own strap.
Clear today
No white cast, and gentle on reefs.
Clear today
Cut the glare off water and snow.
Clear today
Packable linen that shades your neck.
Fits 24 cans and the ice to go with them.
Flies in a light breeze, thrills in a stiff one.
Keeps ice frozen through a full day.
Waterproof, with a padded laptop sleeve.
Seam-sealed, and it stuffs into its own pocket.
Three speeds, all quieter than your fridge.
Keeps drinks hot for twelve hours.
A vented canopy that flexes in a gust instead of flipping.
Natural rubber, a cushioned footbed and real tread.
Warm, thin and never itchy.
Warm well below freezing, packs into its own pouch.
Eight hours of heat per pair.
Brushed wool over a windproof layer.
For the night a storm takes the power out.
Barometer General is a demo store by #10. Nothing here is for sale.
We guess your city from your time zone, so there's no location prompt. The one request that leaves your browser goes to Open-Meteo, a free weather service, with that city's coordinates.
For merchants
This demo runs in your browser. On a live store we'd build it into the theme, so it's fast, safe to edit and easy to switch off.
The store already knows roughly where a shopper is: the country from Shopify Markets, and on a headless storefront the city, read at the edge. A small app looks up that area's forecast and caches it for everyone nearby, so pages stay fast and nobody sees a location prompt.
Each product gets a weather metafield with a weight for rain, heat, snow, clear and wind. Your team sets it in the Shopify admin, and the store skips anything that's out of stock.
The announcement bar, the hero and the featured collection are ordinary theme sections with one block per kind of weather. The theme shows the matching block and sorts the collection by weight. If the forecast doesn't load, shoppers see your regular homepage.
We run it as an A/B test against the static homepage and compare click-through and revenue per visitor, by weather. It stays only if it earns its place.
The same pattern works on WordPress with WooCommerce: product tags in place of metafields, a block per weather in place of theme sections.
Tell us what you sell and where your customers are. We'll tell you honestly whether weather moves your sales enough to build this.