Weatherpipe
A weather app for iOS and Android

Weather, piped
straight to your brain.

The fastest way to check the weather. A data-dense hourly strip and week-long outlook, designed to be understood in seconds.

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Weatherpipe in immersive landscape mode: two days of weather across one strip — sun and moon, temperature curve from 43° overnight to 72° peak, cloud cover, blue rain and purple thunder probability, wind arrows along the base — with location, time, current temp, wind, and UV index summarized below.

Reading the strip

Weatherpipe makes understanding this week’s weather like learning martial arts in the Matrix. Here’s how to read it:

  1. 01

    Days, and the “now” line

    Let's start with the empty week. We have days and times. Day labels are just after midnight. Dark at night, light during the day.

    The white line is now — here we’re checking the app Tuesday around 7 am. Everything left is in the past; right is the forecast.

    Three days of strip labeled Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, with sun by day and moon by night and a vertical white now-line at Tuesday morning.
  2. 02

    + Temperature

    Now some real info. The orange curve is temperature, hour by hour. At the now-line it’s 43°, climbing to a 72° high in early afternoon.

    Overnight it drops back into the low 40s; tomorrow is cooler, peaking near 64° mid-afternoon.

    Temperature curve overlaid on the sky, with hourly readings from 42 degrees at the now-line up to a 72 degree high and back down overnight.
  3. 03

    + Clouds

    The grey area is percent cloud cover. Tuesday morning’s partly cloudy; Wednesday thickens up as a system rolls in.

    Cloud cover added as grey ridges, partly cloudy on Tuesday and thickening through Wednesday.
  4. 04

    + Precipitation

    Blue is the chance of rain; purple thunder. Wednesday morning shows a 90%+ rain probability and 50% chance of a thunderstorm, peaking late morning.

    Rain probability bars in blue with thunder in purple, both rising sharply on Wednesday morning.
  5. 05

    Long-press for the details

    Press and drag across any range and a summary surfaces below — duration, hi/lo, peak chance, projected accumulation, thunder likelihood. The whole storm window in one read.

    A long-press range from 8 am to 7 pm Wednesday is highlighted; badges below read 64 over 47 degrees, 90 percent and 1.67 inches, 45 percent thunder.
  6. 06

    + Wind

    Arrows along the base show sustained wind speed and direction, with the high and low marked. Dashed lines above them mark gusts.

    Wind arrows along the base, growing larger through the storm window, with dashed gust lines above them.
  7. 07

    Zoom out to see the whole forecast

    Below the focus, the entire week is compressed into a single band. The week reads at a glance — Friday looks great, Sunday is currently projecting snow.

    The full week compressed into a single thin strip, with a rectangular viewport indicator over the Tuesday-through-Thursday window and a snowy Sunday visible to the right.
Available on

App Store & Google Play.

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System
iOS 15+ & Android 9+
Size
Lightweight — no bundled media
Network
Required on launch & refresh
Location
Optional — search by city or postal code