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Instantly identify cloud types using AI-powered image recognition. Snap a photo of the sky to discover detailed information about various cloud formations and their associated weather conditions. Save your observations and track your cloud spotting progress.
What's New in SkySort
2.6
September 24, 2026
Correct a classification. Change a cloud's type while reviewing it or later from its details. The original result is kept in the note, and corrected observations show "Changed by you." Location that works on more devices. Location now works reliably on iPads without GPS and on iPhones with Precise Location turned off. Sky Outlook appears without taking a photo first. Your privacy settings, respected. With Save Location off, camera photos are saved without a location. PDF exports now offer the same privacy options as CSV, and CSV exports include your tags. Import more photos. Smaller images, down to 360 pixels on the shortest side, can now be identified. Smoother everywhere. Photos load and save in the background, so History, Home and exports stay responsive with large collections. Easier to read. Cloud altitudes follow your Metric or Imperial setting. Learn and Stats adapt properly to larger text sizes, including on iPad. Plus fixes for iCloud deletion, diagnostics export, location permission prompts, and more.
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FAQ
What cloud types can SkySort identify?
SkySort can identify 12 cloud types with high accuracy, including Cumulus, Altocumulus, Cirrus, Stratocumulus, Cirrocumulus, Cumulonimbus, Contrail, Stratus, Nimbostratus, Altostratus, Cirrostratus, and Clear Sky conditions.
Does SkySort work offline?
Yes, SkySort is offline capable and works without an internet connection, allowing you to identify clouds and access information anywhere.
How does SkySort handle user privacy?
SkySort prioritizes privacy with all image processing happening on your device. Your photos only leave your iPhone or iPad if you choose to sync them via iCloud.
What devices is SkySort available on?
SkySort is available on iPhone and iPad, supporting a seamless experience across Apple's mobile devices.
How often is SkySort updated?
The latest version of SkySort is 2.3, and it was last updated on March 9, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.
What is the age rating for SkySort?
SkySort has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning about clouds.
Can I compare different cloud types in SkySort?
Yes, SkySort allows you to compare similar cloud types, helping you learn the subtle differences and improve your identification skills.
Does SkySort have ads?
No, SkySort is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted experience for users focused on identifying and learning about clouds.
