Keep Cool - Save Energy
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Thanks very much for the 5-star review, it’s very much appreciated and I’m pleased you’re enjoying the app and managing to stay cool in this ridiculous heat we’ve been having!

This app monitors outdoor and indoor temperatures to alert you when to open or close your windows for optimal home climate control. It uses your HomePod's sensor and local weather forecasts to provide timely notifications, helping you save energy and stay comfortable without an air conditioner.
1.0.4
July 11, 2026
New: pin the weather to your home The forecast can now stay locked to your house instead of following your phone — so you get the right window advice even when you're out. Set it up during onboarding or in Settings. Plus a refreshed setup flow and design polish throughout. Thanks for using HeatWave!
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Thanks very much for the 5-star review, it’s very much appreciated and I’m pleased you’re enjoying the app and managing to stay cool in this ridiculous heat we’ve been having!
HeatWave requires an iPhone running iOS 17 or later. For indoor temperature readings, a HomePod mini or HomePod 2nd generation is necessary. It also utilizes Apple Weather for outdoor forecasts.
By alerting you to open windows when it's cooler outside and close them before it gets too hot, HeatWave helps maintain a comfortable indoor temperature without relying on energy-intensive air conditioning.
No, HeatWave does not contain advertisements. The app is designed with a privacy-first approach, meaning all data processing happens on your device without servers or tracking.
The app was last updated on July 11, 2026, with version 1.0.4. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support from the developer.
HeatWave has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app's interface and functionality are designed to be straightforward and accessible.
While HeatWave can be installed on an iPhone, it requires a HomePod mini or HomePod 2nd generation to access the indoor temperature sensor. Without a HomePod, the app cannot provide its core functionality of comparing indoor and outdoor temperatures.
Unlike general weather apps, HeatWave focuses specifically on actionable alerts for window management. It integrates indoor temperature data from your HomePod, offering a unique approach to home climate control.
HeatWave is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices. The app's functionality is tied to iOS features, including Apple Weather and HomePod integration.