Sensacional!
Response from developer
Achar a aurora logo na primeira noite de viagem é o melhor cenário possível, a previsão de nuvens e luz do céu nem sempre coopera assim Nikolai Creator of AuroraMe
Impressively comprehensive yet accessible app
Response from developer
nashwaak, thank you for the detail, and for coming back after that early forecast bug. Hourly is a fair ask and it is on my list. What I will not do is interpolate between model runs and present the result as forecast, so if hourly arrives it will be because the data behind it supports that resolution. Until then the alerts stay the fastest way a change reaches you. Nikolai Creator of AuroraMe
Very limited accessible information content
Response from developer
Hi nashwaak, That's genuinely frustrating — you paid for an annual subscription and the forecast disappeared on you the very next day. I'm sorry about that. Two quick things to try: 1. Force-close AuroraMe and reopen it 2. Go to app Settings → Restore Purchases — this re-links your subscription if it got disconnected If neither helps, please email me at app.aurorame@gmail.com with your app version (Settings → About) and I'll dig in right away. I want to make sure you're getting the full forecast you paid for. Nikolai Creator of AuroraMe
Need subscription
Response from developer
FrenzyEmzy, "can't see anything useful" is the bit I disagree with, politely. The aurora map with all seven layers, the Kp forecast, cloud cover, one location and the basic alerts are free, and that is what most people catch the lights with. Premium adds the 72-hour forecast, the 27-day calendar and Trip Planner. If the upgrade prompts hid the free tools from you, that is my layout problem, not yours. Nikolai Creator of AuroraMe
Good but one or 3 questions
Response from developer
Thank 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! 💚
