Ventify vs Schmuddelwetter

Ventify helps you find out whether airing out your room will increase or decrease its humidity. Relative humidity depends on temperature and does not reflect the actual amount of water in the air. However, when ventilating, absolute humidity is what matters. That’s why fresh outside air, even with seemingly low relative humidity, can still raise the humidity indoors. Ventify converts relative humidity into absolute values and gives you a clear recommendation on whether ventilating makes sense. Convenient and automatic: Ventify supports HomeKit, current weather data, and both **Celsius and Fahrenheit**. You can select a room with temperature or humidity sensors, so Ventify automatically uses these values. Alternatively, you can define a location from which weather data is automatically retrieved. This way you save manual input and get results even faster.

This version mainly brings improvements and fixes: • Switch off the seagull: Under Settings, Appearance, you can turn the seagull off. It then disappears from the whole app, and the app icon becomes a cloud • Lock Screen: The rain graph no longer gets stuck on an old reading • Widgets, the Lock Screen and Apple Watch now follow the rain radar. When the radar shows no rain, they show dry weather too • Thunderstorms show up more reliably in widgets and on Apple Watch • The rain card now tells you how long the rain will last • Day and night follow the position of the sun at the chosen place • Apple Watch: Complications are no longer cut off, in English and on smaller watches too. Corner complications show their scale again