Ritu - Weather station

Ritu reads the weather on the land it is installed on. The app shows what your own weather station is sending right now: temperature, rainfall, wind, humidity and air pressure, each with its unit and the time it arrived. When a reading is old, the screen says how old. When the station stops sending, the screen says that instead of showing the last number as though it were current. Ritu sends an alert when a station goes offline and when it comes back. Alerts are best effort: Android and iOS both decide when to deliver them, and the app does not claim an alert will arrive. What the app does: · The stations you own or have been given access to, each with its state. · One station's current reading, with the day's forecast high and low. · Alerts when a station's state changes. Who the app is for: Ritu sets up an account for each station owner. If you have a Ritu weather station, sign in with the account Ritu gave you. If you do not have a station, there is nothing in the app for you yet. Ritu builds its own professional weather stations in India, installed on the customer's own ground. Everything the app shows is read from that instrument, not estimated from a regional model.