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Commuter Weather samples weather along your actual commute route, not just your city. Get pre-departure reminders with "bring an umbrella" advice and official severe weather alerts (NWS, CMA, JMA, KMA). One-time purchase. No subscription. iOS 26+.
Hey Hunters 👋 I'm Logan, indie dev behind CommuterWeather.
Why I built this: every weather app tells you the weather at a point — your home, or your office. But the rain that matters is the rain between them, at the time you're actually walking to the subway. I kept getting caught out, so I built the app I wanted.
What makes it different: • Samples WeatherKit along your full route polyline, not just endpoints • Push reminders 15–60 min before departure, with "bring an umbrella / jacket" advice • Surfaces official severe weather alerts (NWS in the US, CMA in China, JMA in Japan, KMA in Korea) directly on your route • Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets
Pricing: monthly or annual subscription. Pre-order customers also get a one-time lifetime purchase option (not available after launch). 72-hour Pro trial the first time you open the app — no sign-in, no account required.
Note: iOS 26+ only. Built natively with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and the latest WeatherKit APIs.
Would love your feedback — especially on commute scenarios I haven't thought of. I'm here all day.
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About Commute Weather on Product Hunt
“Route-aware weather for your daily commute”
Commute Weather was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. Commuter Weather samples weather along your actual commute route, not just your city. Get pre-departure reminders with "bring an umbrella" advice and official severe weather alerts (NWS, CMA, JMA, KMA). One-time purchase. No subscription. iOS 26+.
Commute Weather was featured in Weather (3.3k followers) and Travel (42.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 11.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Commute Weather?
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Logan Wang
Hey Hunters 👋 I'm Logan, indie dev behind CommuterWeather.
Why I built this: every weather app tells you the weather at a point — your home, or your office. But the rain that matters is the rain between them, at the time you're actually walking to the subway. I kept getting caught out, so I built the app I wanted.
What makes it different:
• Samples WeatherKit along your full route polyline, not just endpoints
• Push reminders 15–60 min before departure, with "bring an umbrella / jacket" advice
• Surfaces official severe weather alerts (NWS in the US, CMA in China, JMA in Japan, KMA in Korea) directly on your route
• Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets
Pricing: monthly or annual subscription. Pre-order customers also get a one-time lifetime purchase option (not available after launch). 72-hour Pro trial the first time you open the app — no sign-in, no account required.
Note: iOS 26+ only. Built natively with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and the latest WeatherKit APIs.
Would love your feedback — especially on commute scenarios I haven't thought of. I'm here all day.