FeelsLike: Weather for Comfort
How it really feels, to you.
About
This app provides personalized weather forecasts based on how conditions feel to you, not just the thermometer reading. It offers a comfort score, clothing advice, and timely outdoor activity recommendations. Widgets and optional alerts keep you informed at a glance.
What's New in FeelsLike
1.0
September 29, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Annual
Free for a month, then billed yearly.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is the pricing for FeelsLike?
FeelsLike is a paid app requiring a subscription or one-time purchase. Options include Monthly ($7.99/month), Annual ($34.99/year with a 1-month free trial), and Lifetime ($99.99). A discounted Founding Lifetime option is available for $69.99 until February 1, 2027.
Does FeelsLike have ads?
No, FeelsLike is ad-free. The developer prioritizes privacy and does not sell user data.
How does FeelsLike personalize the weather?
FeelsLike personalizes weather by asking users about their comfort preferences, such as when t-shirt weather starts or when they need a jacket. This adjusts the comfort score and advice to match individual body responses.
What devices does FeelsLike support?
Based on the provided data, FeelsLike currently supports iPhone devices.
How often is FeelsLike updated?
The latest version of FeelsLike was released on September 29, 2026, indicating it is a new application. Future update frequency is not specified but is expected to be regular for a weather app.
What kind of alerts does FeelsLike offer?
FeelsLike offers optional alerts for severe weather, rain within the next hour, a morning summary, and days when the air temperature differs significantly from how it feels. Alerts are quiet from midnight to 6 AM unless it's a severe weather warning.
Does FeelsLike provide data on air quality?
Yes, FeelsLike includes air quality information, naming the dominant pollutant. This data is sourced from Open-Meteo.
How does FeelsLike handle privacy?
Privacy is a core feature, with no ads and no selling of user data. Location data is rounded before requests, and exact positions never leave the user's phone.
