and since we’re overachievers, we also made a new website:
The all new Hello Weather is finally here!
We’re rolling it out gradually this week, so if you don’t see the update yet, hop over to this App Store link and grab it.
Hello Weather gives you beautiful, trustworthy forecasts powered by the best weather data on Earth. With hyperlocal real-time updates and a joyful design that’s easy to read at a glance, you’ll always be prepared for anything coming your way. Five reasons why you’ll love planning your day with Hell…
New in our iOS beta today: a super fast way to flip through forecast details like temps, precip, wind, cloud cover, and more.
Just swipe left or right on a chart, or tap the icons below to see the full details for that thing.
Hey all! Invites for our iOS TestFlight beta should be hitting your inboxes momentarily.
Keep an eye out if you signed up! And let us know what you think 🙏
A BIT OF NEWS: We’ve been working on an all-new version of @helloweather for iOS, and it’s nearly ready to start beta testing.
If you want to help, sign up for our waitlist below, and we’ll notify you when the TestFlight is available. We’re keeping this limited, so beta invites will be first-come, first-serve. We’ll roll them out in the next couple of weeks.
Sign up here: https://helloweather.com/beta
For everyone curious about our next iOS release…it has taken SO much longer than we expected, but things are coming together.
We’ll post again here with more updates!
Hello! We’re back with an update for our Android pals!
We’ve been working on adding some new widgets, and the first one is out now. Let us know if you dig it:
We chatted with The Verge about @helloweather and all the recent upheaval in the weather app world:
https://www.theverge.com/23698001/apple-best-weather-app-ios-forecast
We made a new thing that's launching today!
It's called Weather Machine, and it's a unified API for weather data. (This is the same system that powers Hello Weather, but now it's available for everyone.)
More info here: https://helloweather.com/blog/introducing-weather-machine
Jonas Downey
