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StationCast

StationCast

Weather from your backyard

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Released
April 7, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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Developer

EVAN DAVID HOFFMAN
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Access real-time weather data directly from personal weather stations. See accurate measurements for temperature, humidity, wind, and rainfall, with dynamic visual cues reflecting current conditions and lunar phases. Track daily changes and access information quickly via widgets and Apple Watch.

✓Real weather readings (temp, humidity, wind, rain)
✓Dynamic sky and lunar phase visuals
✓Daily high/low and pressure trend tracking
✓Save and manage multiple station locations
✓Home screen widget and Apple Watch app
✓Siri integration
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What's New in StationCast

13.2.8

October 28, 2026

Updated app icon! - Backend improvements - UI tweaks

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User reviews

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For Siri casting

Keeps saying something went wrong please try again. Siri casting is Really AWESOME love it.
11Stormchaser

Apple Watch app does not work

Downloaded this specifically to add to my Apple Watch. Unfortunately it never showed up under complications
Wweigelt

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback, and sorry StationCast wasn't what you were after. To be clear about what's there today: StationCast does include an Apple Watch app — it's in your watch's app list, and it shows your primary station's current conditions, how recent the reading is, and the day's high and low. What it doesn't have yet is a watch face complication, which is what you were looking for. That's a fair thing to want, and it's now on my list to build. If you'd like to hear when it ships, stationcast.app/support will reach me. — Evan

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FAQ

What kind of weather data does StationCast show?

StationCast displays real measurements from personal weather stations, including temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, pressure, and rainfall. It only shows what the station has actually measured or can be calculated from physical reality.

Does StationCast offer forecasts?

No, StationCast focuses exclusively on presenting actual, real-time data from personal weather stations. It does not provide forecasts, aiming to show only what has been measured or is physically determinable.

Can I save multiple weather station locations in StationCast?

Yes, StationCast allows you to save multiple stations and label them with custom names like 'Home' or 'Work'. This makes it fast and easy to switch between checking the weather at different locations.

Is StationCast available on Apple Watch?

Yes, StationCast has a dedicated Apple Watch app, allowing you to keep your station's weather information just a glance away. You can also ask Siri for updates or find saved stations in Spotlight.

How often is StationCast updated?

The latest version of StationCast is 13.2.8, which was last updated on October 28, 2026. This indicates a history of regular updates to maintain functionality and reliability.

What devices does StationCast support?

StationCast is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering a consistent experience across your Apple devices. Its age rating is 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does StationCast have ads?

No, StationCast does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

What do users like about StationCast?

Users appreciate that StationCast shows only what a station actually measured, avoiding forecasts dressed up as facts. The "sense of the sky" feature, with backgrounds shifting to current conditions and accurate lunar phases at night, is also a notable positive aspect.