Weather Up — Live Widgets App Reviews

There’s a lot to like about this weather app, but it slowly became one I never used. The Apple Weather app has become really good, with simple info available at the forefront, and TONS of details if you dive deeper. Other weather apps just couldn’t compare. But Weather Up has been given a new spot on my phone with its interactive Home Screen widget. Hands down the best way to currently see the weather data you want. I hope this is a sign there will be more feature improvements coming, and not a

I have used several weather apps and Weather Up has become my favorite. The widget and map-centric approach is an inspired design choice and makes it compelling to use on the iPhone, the iPad, and Apple Watch. I enjoyed listening to the developer interview on The Talk Show, which provided interesting insights into the thinking behind making the app. The support is very responsive and friendly. Highly recommended!

I really like this app. They’ve incorporated interactivity into their widget in a way that’s very effective and informative. Unfortunately there is only one size of the widget available and it doesn’t work with how I layout my phone and widgets. If and when they do update the widget size options, I’ll probably give it another look.

I just did the free trial to see how I like it, and to see if it can replace my beloved Carrot Weather as my go-to weather app. I decided I needed a bit more time with it, so I subscribed for an additional month. I found myself using it multiple times per day. I find the map-first approach to be unique and something I didn’t know I wanted until it was put in front of me. My only two requests would be: 1. Offer other widget sizes. I would especially appreciate a 2x2 size 2. A lock-screen w

This app is truly all about the widget, both on the iPhone home screen and as a Watch complication. Hands down, best weather widget I've seen yet, and among the first to have any kind of interactivity. Nicely done! The widget is currently available in just one size and can't yet be used on the iOS lock screen or Standby mode, but hopefully those are on the roadmap somewhere.

This is the first app I’ve seen (of any type) that is widget-first, and the result is a first-class widget that just drips with quality and care. Happy to subscribe.

I love the widgets, but I am puzzled as to why these great views are not available in the app itself. Am I missing something? The app on the iPad seems to only offer a map vie with a tiny info box, none of the great summary charts found in the widgets. The widgets are beautiful, informative at a glance, full of context. The main app has none of this. At a minimum I would like to see the widgets themselves, with more room to breath, in the main app. For now, I will stick with Weather Strip, whic

No better, no worse than other similar weather services. Generally not one to organize your plans based on information presented, especially temperature in. if you use this service regularly, you will note that updates may vary by as much as 15° over the span of one hour. however, as a ballpark estimate, including storm/rain belt tracking, this service is average.

Every town you care about - see all at once. With radar. what’s not to like.

I was planning on subscribing after my 7 day trail, but I’m unable to setup any Apple Watch widgets.

Lacks many features its competitors have. Cartoonish interface not for me. Absolutely not worth $40