Aurora Forecast Map – AuroraMe
Ratings & Reviews
This is a good app for aroura hunters like me, thank you so much for making this app possible. But the 1-3 questions is when it’s day time I would try to zoom in and it would show dark time but I think all the other apps are like that, but that was the only question. And the app tracks really good🤯 when the aroura was purple and I would go outside and see them. But one little thing I hope you guys will change may you please update the coulds? Please and thank you.
Developer ResponseThank you so much for your kind review! It really means a lot to hear that the aurora tracking works well for you — seeing those purple lights in person is what it's all about! 🌌About the dark/light display when zooming in during daytime — the map uses a dark theme by default for the best aurora viewing experience, so the background always looks "nighttime" regardless of your actual time of day. The sunlight layer (which you can toggle on/off) shows the real-time day/night boundary accurately.Regarding the clouds. The cloud data currently updates about every hour and shows accurate coverage within approximately 30 km around your saved locations. We know this can feel limited when looking at other areas. The good news: in our next update we're adding a Rain Radar layer with near real-time precipitation data (updates every 10 minutes, global coverage). If you see rain or snow on the radar — aurora viewing won't be possible there, so it's a very practical tool for planning your aurora hunt!Thank you again for using the app, and wishing you many more clear skies and vivid auroras! 💚
Yesterday there were auroras “from Germany to the Southwest United States”, but app had every score low for Chicago. I doubt I’d have seen it anyway with the light pollution but today (now that it’s over) all the numbers are up. Maybe I’m using it wrong but I don’t think so.
Developer ResponseSorry about that. Our score is your local chance (clouds, oval/height, moon & light pollution), not global headlines—so Chicago can be low even during a big storm. v1.4.4 is currently in review and improves data updates plus adds an aurora globe.
Can’t do jack or see anything useful without a subscription. What a free world we live in.
Developer ResponseHi FrenzyEmzy, I hear the frustration. The free version does include the aurora map (all 7 layers), Kp forecast, cloud cover, and unlimited basic alerts — real tools for catching the lights. Premium unlocks the 72-hour forecast, more locations, and trip planning. I'm working to make the free features more obvious so they don't get lost behind the upgrade prompts.NikolaiCreator of AuroraMe
Firced to write review
Developer ResponseSorry about this experience — there was likely a bug with our review prompt and we’ve already adjusted it. You can always skip rating, we never want to force anyone. Hope you still managed to catch the aurora that night.
Not useful
Developer ResponseHi Jay, sorry to hear AuroraMe didn't meet your expectations. Could you share what felt lacking? We'd genuinely like to understand and improve. You can reach us anytime at app.aurorame@gmail.com — we're a small team and every piece of feedback helps us get better.
no support, no way to cancel
Developer ResponseSorry about that. There’s no in-app support button, but you can reach us via the developer contact email on the store listing. To cancel: Google Play → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → AuroraMe → Cancel (iPhone: Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions). v1.4.4 is currently in review with improvements.