Current conditions and details
See temperature, feels-like, high and low, precipitation, humidity, wind and gusts, UV, sunrise and sunset, visibility, pressure, and dew point when WeatherKit supplies them.
Operational WeatherKit release candidate
Build 9 uses Apple WeatherKit for current conditions, hourly and seven-day forecasts, precipitation, humidity, wind, UV, visibility, pressure, sunrise and sunset, and available warning metadata.
Build 9 is a release candidate and is not yet available on the public App Store.

Built for real life
Personal weather, fixed-city and approximate-location choices, detailed forecasts, an own-weather widget, and share cards are included without an account, relationship, payment, advertising, or tracking.
See temperature, feels-like, high and low, precipitation, humidity, wind and gusts, UV, sunrise and sunset, visibility, pressure, and dew point when WeatherKit supplies them.
Choose and keep a fixed city, or grant approximate When In Use location so WeatherKind can resolve a city and request its weather.
Review a dated hourly outlook and seven-day forecast with precipitation probability and amounts where Apple provides them.
Missing provider fields collapse instead of becoming invented zeroes. WeatherKind distinguishes current, partial, stale, offline, denied, and unavailable states.
A closer look




Privacy & support
Build 9 provides personal WeatherKit weather without a developer-operated account, relationship, purchase, advertising profile, or analytics identity.
WeatherKind does not require or offer a developer-operated account in Build 9. Fixed-city choices stay on your device.
When you choose Use My Location, Apple location services provide an approximate location while the app is in use. WeatherKit and Apple's geocoder use it to return weather and a city; WeatherKind does not persist, log, widget, share, or send coordinates to Nash Apps.
Build 9 does not include live relationships, Friend Widgets, purchases, subscriptions, notifications, advertising, analytics, or tracking.
The own-weather widget uses a private App Group on the same device. It receives a coarse display city and weather snapshot, never coordinates.
Support requests are optional and separate from the app. Do not submit precise location or an unredacted private screenshot.
Weather information may be delayed, unavailable, stale, incomplete, or wrong. WeatherKind is not an emergency service or a substitute for official warnings and sources.
Before you install
Designed for iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
WeatherKit, location, geocoding, and widget behavior depend on Apple services, permission, connectivity, device settings, and regional availability.
WeatherKind is not an emergency service or guaranteed warning service. Use official weather and emergency sources when appropriate.
Good to know
No. Build 9 provides personal WeatherKit weather, city choice, detailed forecasts, an own-weather widget, and share cards without an account, relationship, or payment.
No. If you choose Use My Location, the app passes an approximate location to Apple WeatherKit and Apple's geocoder for that request. Coordinates are not persisted, logged, placed in the widget, shared, or sent to Nash Apps.
WeatherKind shows a dated stale or unavailable state and a recovery action. It does not invent weather values or represent old data as current.
No. Build 9 has no purchase, subscription, account, or paid feature path.
Use the private support form with the exact app version, iPhone model, iOS version, scenario, and timestamps. Redact city and other private information. Do not rely on support for an emergency.
Help shape version 1
Build 9 is a release candidate and is not yet available on the public App Store.