MetaWeather 4+

Name: MetaWeather
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (29 reviews)
Author: Nathan Anthony

AI Weather Analysis

Nathan Anthony

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 29 Ratings

- $1.99
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Forward thinking. Intelligent. Accurate. There are a TON of weather apps out there that simply offer weather data and radar. MetaWeather takes it a step further:

- All of the standard elements of a weather app- radar, alerts, current data, 100 hours and 10 day outlooks
- Generative AI forecasts that are simple to read and understand
- Themes, custom app icons, home screen widgets, rearrangeable content... customization galore!
- A frequently updated blog with relevant weather headlines
- Accurate data from Apple Weather, laid out in a beautiful, unique fashion

Everyone on Earth— from the USA to Europe to Africa and beyond— has been keep in mind. We support global locations and custom units for temperature, speed, visibility, and measurement. The blog focuses on global weather headlines. Radar is supported worldwide.

This isn’t just your standard weather app. Our goal is not to compare- it is to contrast. This is a unique experience designed for the mid-2020s and beyond. Forward thinking. Simply. Powerful.

MetaWeather.

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You may purchase an auto-renewing subscription through an In-App Purchase named MetaWeather+.
• Auto-renewable, 1-month subscription
• Privacy policy and terms of use: https://nathanranthony.wixsite.com/metawx

Apr 27, 2024

Version 4.5.0

Critical bug fixes and UI enhancements

4.7 out of 5

29 Ratings

I like and bought this app

There are a LOT of weather apps but there’s something about this one that led me to buy it. It’s clear. It’s simple. It’s well laid out. And they’re fair with their pricing. No real complaints—just a nice app.

Nice app design

This weather app has a nice design and is easy to navigate, all the info I need is right their.

Doesn’t scale properly for zoomed screens

App appears to provide good data. But if “Zoomed” screen is enabled, the app extends beyond the screen borders and there is no way to “pinch” or shrink it to fit the screen. Until this is fixed, I’ll keep using my old weather app.

The developer, Nathan Anthony, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.