Alti-Barometer Pro App Reviews

This is an absolutely incredible app for tracking altitude and barometric pressure. Since I live up in the Rocky Mountains at 8600 feet the weather can change on a dime and if out hiking, alerts of barometric pressure dropping is essential to returning safe. The graphs charts, history and statistics are second to none. You cannot go wrong with this app!

Years ago I had a Casio watch that displayed a 12-hour bar graph of the barometric pressure. I have chronic pain issues that are affected by pressure changes so that graph was really helpful in managing my pain. I was so excited to finally find an app that displays a bar graph of pressure history and will do it on an Apple Watch face as well. It works reliably and I’m very happy with it.

This app used to have an old version which was a one time purchase. It was replaced with a completely new version (this one) subscription model. The old version is no longer developed but appears to be the exact same app. What’s going on?

If you want continuous recording of barometric data with historical capture by day this is the app you are looking for. Great tech support too!

I really like the weather info as well as the barometric pressure. I would love the graph to show days, weeks and month for comparison. Then the app would be perfect.

Easy to use and accurate.

Seems like after the latest update the app won’t connect to the gps , I have the paid version, if Is not Connecting therefore the app is not works on my Apple Watch, help!

Great app, very much improved

I am a sailor who finds this app very useful, particularly its Apple Watch widget.

Since the update I can’t get the precession barametric graph which is what I required. I use to predict the onset of my migraine headaches. Great app thanks!!

I’m a migraine sufferer that depends on barometric information to prepare for incoming weather changes. This certainly helps.

Discovered this app a couple years ago when we realized husband's vertigo is associated with pressure changes. Subsequently, he was diagnosed with vestibular migraine. The app not only revealed the intensity of barometric movement to us, but also helped him to describe what happens to numerous doctors because we can keep history. The swing frequency data, tho limited to 6 min looks has reassured us more than once that he's not having something else going on. And the new update has even more!