WildFireVantage vs Barometer

WildFire Vantage gives you real-time wildfire intelligence so you can stay informed and prepared. LIVE FIRE MAP See every active wildfire across the United States on an interactive map powered by NASA FIRMS satellite detections and NIFC federal incident data. Tap any fire for details, including acreage, containment, and responding agencies, and nearby resources. FIRE WEATHER INTELLIGENCE Red Flag Warnings, Fire Weather Watches, and Wind Advisories are displayed as colored overlays on the map so you can see exactly which areas are at elevated risk. AIR QUALITY MONITORING Real-time AQI and PM2.5 readings so you know when smoke is affecting your area. ADDITIONAL FEATURES - Fire perimeter boundaries updated throughout the day - Live wildfire camera feeds from ALERTCalifornia and regional networks - Active aircraft tracking (air tankers, helicopters) - Weather station data and wind conditions - SPC Fire Weather Outlooks - Smoke plume satellite imagery - Shelter locations for evacuees Data sourced from NASA FIRMS, NIFC/WFIGS, NOAA National Weather Service, AirNow, and state fire agencies across 11+ states. Premium (optional) unlocks all map layers, 15 alert zones, unlimited followed fires, full fire intel, and every theme. Monthly ($2.99) or Yearly ($29.99), auto-renewable with a 7-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple ID; auto-renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in Apple ID settings. Safety-critical alerts are always free. Terms of Use: https://app.wildfirevantage.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://app.wildfirevantage.com/privacy

Barometer shows the current air pressure from your iPhone's built-in sensor on a simple analog dial. The needle points to the current reading, with the exact value shown in hPa below. No setup, no account — just open the app. FEATURES • Live atmospheric pressure from your device's barometer • Clean circular dial with an animated needle • Clear numeric reading in hPa • Simple dark interface Handy for sailors watching for weather changes, keeping an eye on the forecast, or just seeing the current pressure.