Falling Glass: Barometer

Old sailors said “the glass is falling” when the barometer dropped ahead of a storm. Falling Glass is that barometer for your iPhone and Apple Watch: it reads the pressure sensor built into your device, shows which way the pressure is heading, and alerts you when it starts to change. MADE FOR • Headaches and migraines: many people notice headaches when the weather changes. Get an alert when the pressure drops, and keep a log to see how your headaches line up with it. • Fishing: many anglers watch for falling pressure ahead of a front. Know when it’s falling, and log your catches against the barometer. • Weather watching: a classic barometer dial and the trend over 3, 12 and 24 hours. FEATURES • A barometer dial from Stormy to Very Dry, with a brass hand showing where the pressure was 24 hours ago • The trend in plain words: steady, rising or falling, slowly or quickly • An alert when the pressure changes by the amount you choose • A chart of the last 2 days, or a week or a month with the Upgrade • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets • Apple Watch app and complications, free. With a complication on your watch face, your watch can take readings more often. • hPa, mb, inHg, mmHg or kPa • Set your altitude to see sea-level pressure, like a weather report NO ACCOUNT Readings come only from your own barometers. No account, no sign-up. Your location is used to set your altitude, name the place and, if you turn it on, take a reading when you move. FREE, WITH ONE UPGRADE The barometer, trends, the 2-day chart, widgets, the default alert and the Apple Watch app are free, with ads. A single Upgrade removes ads and adds a week or month of history, your own alerts and the log. Falling Glass shows measured pressure. It doesn’t forecast the weather. Not medical advice.