My first impression is it's very similar to the stock iOS weather app Apple provides by default (feature/layout-wise). I couldn't see any major differences based on the description here or in the app store. That's what kept me from even trying it.
So my advice is to highlight the major benefit over the iOS weather app that ships with every iPhone.
The only major difference I could see is the data source. Did you intentionally not use Apple WeatherKit? (If so, what was the rationale?)
My first impression is it's very similar to the stock iOS weather app Apple provides by default (feature/layout-wise). I couldn't see any major differences based on the description here or in the app store. That's what kept me from even trying it.
So my advice is to highlight the major benefit over the iOS weather app that ships with every iPhone.
The only major difference I could see is the data source. Did you intentionally not use Apple WeatherKit? (If so, what was the rationale?)
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