Is Weathergraph the right weather app for you?

Weathergraph is for people who want more than a daily icon and a high temperature. It shows the forecast as a continuous timeline, helping you see when rain arrives, wind strengthens, temperatures turn, or sunshine opens between clouds.

The app is independently made, but that is not the reason to choose it. Choose it if the way it presents weather makes your next decision easier.

Weathergraph may suit you if you want to

• Find a useful time window. See several conditions together instead of switching between separate hourly charts.
• Understand change, not just averages. Follow the shape and timing of temperature, rain, wind, clouds, and sunshine through the day.
• Check the forecast without reaching for your phone. Use widgets and Apple Watch complications for a glanceable view of the hours ahead.
• Choose the detail that matters to you. Configure the graph around your plans, whether that means rain, wind, temperature, dew point, clouds, or another available metric.
• Use a weather app without ads or an account. Weathergraph is a paid product rather than an advertising-supported service.

What that looks like in everyday use

Before a run, you can look for the cooler interval before temperatures climb. Before a ride, walk, or hike, you can compare the timing of rain and wind with the hours you expect to be outside. Before setting up a photograph, you can follow cloud cover and sunshine on the same timeline.

Weathergraph does not make the decision for you. It keeps the relevant hours and conditions together so you can make that decision with less chart-switching and guesswork.

How the app is funded and how it treats your data

Weathergraph has no ads, requires no account, and does not use behavioral tracking. Its paid model supports the app and its weather services without turning your forecast into an advertising feed.

Trial, subscription, and purchase choices can vary by storefront. Check the App Store page for the current options, and use the trial to decide whether the graph, customization, widgets, and Apple Watch experience are valuable to you.

For details about location and forecast requests, read the Weathergraph privacy policy.

A real person is responsible for Weathergraph

Weathergraph is designed and developed by Tomas Kafka in the Czech Republic. If you have a product question or encounter a problem, you can contact Weathergraph support. Legal business details are available in the impressum.