This app provides a clear overview of outdoor temperature, humidity, and pressure with an emotionally designed, analog-inspired interface. It visualizes daily air conditions intuitively, including feels-like temperature and a discomfort index, based on your current location.
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6.0.1
November 20, 2025
- Added widgets (with dark mode support) - Added mini trend graph - Added pressure trend - Fixed some data display issues
More3 issues
Crashes on launch
Doesn't update properly
5 requests
Add barometer trend indicators
Include 'feels like' temperature
This app displays outdoor temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, sea-level and ground pressure, and the Discomfort Index (DI) based on your current location. It also includes a mini trend graph for short-term changes and a meter-style hygrometer.
The app uses your current location for data, with GPS-enabled devices providing more accurate local weather. Supported devices can measure ground pressure via built-in sensors, and pressure values follow WMO standards. You can also add cities manually.
No, this app specifically displays outdoor temperature, humidity, and pressure. It does not measure indoor conditions.
The Discomfort Index (DI) is a measure of human-perceived heat, calculated based on temperature and humidity. It was proposed by Thom in 1959 and helps users understand how the weather feels.
Yes, the application is available for free. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.
