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MeteoLupa
Weather today, understood through the past
MeteoLupa is a free, ad-free weather app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch that puts today’s weather into historical context. Compare days and months with previous years and long-term averages, explore records, air quality and pollen, and use Lens to move through weather history directly on the map. No subscriptions, no paid features, just optional tips.
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Hi everyone, I’m Malte, the solo developer behind MeteoLupa. I started building it because I kept wondering things like: was today actually unusually warm, when did it last rain this much, or how different was this month a few years ago? Most weather apps are great at telling you what happens next. MeteoLupa is more about putting today into context. The newest feature is Lens, where you can turn a dial and move through weather history directly on the map. It’s probably the feature I had the most fun building. MeteoLupa is completely free, ad-free, and has no subscriptions or paid features. Optional tips don’t unlock anything. I’d really love to hear what you think, especially what feels useful, confusing, or still missing.
About MeteoLupa on Product Hunt
“Weather today, understood through the past”
MeteoLupa was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. MeteoLupa is a free, ad-free weather app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch that puts today’s weather into historical context. Compare days and months with previous years and long-term averages, explore records, air quality and pollen, and use Lens to move through weather history directly on the map. No subscriptions, no paid features, just optional tips.
On the analytics side, MeteoLupa competes within iOS, Apple Watch and Weather — topics that collectively have 120k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how MeteoLupa performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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