Shinkai Sky

Shinkai Sky

Calm, data-rich weather widget

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  • Released
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  • July 2, 2026
  • August 4, 2026
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Most weather apps go one of two wrong ways. They drown you in tabs, ads, and a ten-day grid you rarely act on, or they strip themselves so bare the data you actually need is gone. Shinkai Sky takes a third path: calm and beautiful on the surface, genuinely data rich underneath, and focused on the part of the forecast you actually live in, which is today and the next 24 hours. A quiet glance up front: one big temperature, today's curve, sunrise and sunset, and a small daily line under the weather, sometimes about the day outside, sometimes just a little lift. Deeper hourly trends one tap down: temperature, wind and gusts, sun and clouds, humidity, and UV, from 24 hours ago to 24 hours ahead, with now always centered. It even tells you what to wear: how many layers, and whether to bring sun cover or a rain shell. THE HOME-SCREEN WIDGET Add Shinkai Sky to your home screen and see your city's next 24 hours at a glance: temperature, wind, rain, and daylight, in one calm chart. It follows the active city you select in the app. A SKY THAT MATCHES THE WEATHER The scene at the top is drawn from the current conditions and the time of day: clear afternoons, golden hour, rain, fog, a starlit night. WHAT IT LEAVES OUT No ten-day grids you will not read. No ads. No accounts or sign-ups. No push notifications. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no analytics, no trackers. Your precise device location is requested only when you tap Use My Location. For any city you view, its coordinates are sent only to fetch that forecast, are not logged or stored on a server, and are never sold. The small daily line is chosen on your device from a fixed set written into the app, so nothing about it is sent anywhere. Full details are in the privacy policy. Built to get you back outside.
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What's New in Shinkai Sky

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August 4, 2026

A calmer new look, plus a couple of small joys. - A fresh design: your whole day as one quiet scroll, from the sky down to the hourly detail. - Save more than one city and swipe left and right between them. - A new line each day under the weather, a small surprise like a fortune cookie.

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