A quiet window onto different skies

Complete personal weather, with optional shared-city context.

See detailed weather for your own city without an account, then optionally view weather for approximate cities that another adult deliberately chooses to share.

Available now through Apple TestFlight. App Store launch is coming after beta validation. TestFlight purchases are free and never create a real charge.

WeatherKind by Nash Apps app preview
Lifetime AccessPermanent Free; Connection Plus is a TestFlight previewOne purchase. No renewal.
Pay oncePermanent Free; Connection Plus is a TestFlight preview
Useful for freeNo forced subscription
PrivateNo ads or tracking

Built for real life

Useful before you ever pay.

Personal current conditions, dated hourly and five-day forecasts, city choice, own-weather widgets and share cards, three manual city cards, one consenting shared relationship, and every privacy control.

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A complete weather app first

Current conditions, feels-like, precipitation timing, humidity, wind and gusts, UV, sunrise and sunset, visibility, pressure, dew point, and dated forecasts work without adding anyone.

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Your city, your choice

Use contextual approximate location for personal weather or choose a fixed city that stays fixed until you change it.

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Consent-based shared cities

A relationship can reveal only an approximate city another adult chose to share. WeatherKind does not provide maps, location history, movement tracking, presence, or wellbeing information.

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Privacy-first Friend Widgets

Friend Widgets use a selected coarse city and short authorization lease. Their signed-device refresh and removal timing are active beta tests, not a completed reliability claim.

One useful beta mission

Try one real task. Tell us one useful thing.

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What to try

Test personal weather first. If you test sharing or Friend Widgets, use a non-sensitive demonstration relationship and coarse city, then verify that pause, revoke, block, sign-out, and plan loss remove the shared information within fifteen minutes.

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What to tell us

Which personal-weather detail, permission step, sharing control, stale state, or widget transition was unclear or behaved differently from what you expected?

If something fails, include your iPhone model, iOS version, exact steps, expected result, and what happened instead.

Privacy & support

Your information belongs to you.

The app is designed to be useful without a developer-operated account or advertising profile.

Personal weather works without an account or relationship. A fixed city and the current beta's manual board remain on your device.

When you choose Use My Location, WeatherKind requests contextual When In Use location, resolves it to an approximate city and region, and does not retain coordinates in the personal-weather record.

Optional sharing is directed and revocable. It is designed around an approximate city and region, separate city and weather timestamps, and no maps, trails, location history, movement, presence, wellbeing, or safety status.

Friend Widget projections contain a selected label, coarse city and weather freshness. Build 7's signed-device App Group, widget refresh, offline behavior, and fifteen-minute removal boundary remain under TestFlight validation.

The current beta uses labeled demonstration weather and local fixtures where live WeatherKit, warning delivery, Sign in with Apple, backend, StoreKit, or notification behavior is not operationally verified.

Support requests and TestFlight feedback are optional. Do not submit another person's name, city, precise location, invite value, account information, or an unredacted private screenshot.

The public beta is intended for U.S. adults, but WeatherKind does not perform identity or age verification.

Weather and shared-city information may be delayed, unavailable, stale, or wrong. WeatherKind does not confirm a person's location, presence, wellbeing, reachability, or safety and is not an emergency service.

Before you install

Clear requirements. No surprises.

Designed for iPhone with iOS 17 or later.

The public beta is intended for U.S. adults; the app does not perform identity or age verification.

Use non-sensitive demonstration relationships and coarse cities while Friend Widget privacy timing remains under real-device testing.

WeatherKind is not an emergency service, safety monitor, tracking service, or official-warning intermediary. Use official weather and emergency sources when appropriate.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Do I need an account or another person to use WeatherKind?

No. Personal weather, city choice, detailed forecasts, own-weather widgets, and own-weather share cards are part of Permanent Free and work without a relationship.

Does shared-city weather show where someone is now?

No. It describes weather for the last approximate city another adult chose to share. It is not proof of current location, presence, movement, reachability, wellbeing, or safety.

What happens after sharing stops?

The app should show a neutral unavailable state. Friend Widget removal is designed to occur within fifteen minutes, but that timing is still being tested on real beta devices. Previously viewed information, screenshots, notification history, human memory, and an offline device cannot be remotely erased.

Are TestFlight purchases real charges?

No. Apple does not create a real charge for in-app purchases made while testing through TestFlight.

How should I report a privacy problem?

Use TestFlight feedback or the private support form with the exact build, device, iOS version, scenario, and timestamps. Redact names, cities, invite values, account details, and other private information. Do not rely on support for an emergency.

Help shape version 1

Try WeatherKind by Nash Apps before launch.

Test the complete current build, then send feedback directly through TestFlight or the private support form.