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I love data visualization and run https://weathergraph.app https://weathergraph.app - an iOS/Apple watch/mac app that people often praise for getting many weat
by tomaskafka 2y ago
I love data visualization and run https://weathergraph.app https://weathergraph.app - an iOS/Apple watch/mac app that people often praise for getting many weather metrics into one view. Dew point is surprisingly underrated metric that strongly affects how the weather feels like.
It also has a ‘Dark Sky emulation’ mode for everyone who loved the now defunct app.
I use Foreca, which consistently ranks among top 3 services on forecastadvisor.com, and Pirate Weather & Open-Meteo, which are two awesome indie services that access and enrich the best public models.
Here is how it looks like: https://imgur.com/gallery/Rduy7qc https://imgur.com/gallery/Rduy7qc
- user_7832 2y agoI just installed your app, and it certainly looks nice. Is there no way to use the app (with free data sources) at your own location? Right now it appears to choose a random demo location. It’s a pity because I don’t use weather apps that much to justify spending money but I appreciate the app nonetheless.
- tomaskafka 2y agoHi, that’s currently right - I am iterating on this, and I might bring back the free mode with limited customization instead of demo location with everything. Thanks for the feedback!