Barometer antique 17+

Name: Barometer antique
Price: 2.99 CAD
Rating: 1 (2 reviews)
Author: Kai Bruchmann

Exactly Weather Informations

Kai Bruchmann

Designed for iPad

- 1.0 • 2 Ratings

- $2.99

Description

Use your iPhone or iPod Touch as real Barometer. Additional: Big temperature display, felt temperature, air humidity, wind speed.

New: Support watchOS

Showing weather data:
- huge analog, antique styled Barometer with pointer
- additional digital display in mb or hPa or Torr
- autom. locating > Weather data, nearby, world wide
- Shows the name of the weather station resp. town
- Temperature in °C or °F
- felt temperature
- humidity in %
- Wind speed in km(h, MPH or kn
- Date + time of the weather data
- Data: Internet, online (a few bytes only)
- Map of the position of the weather station
- 4 day preview
- Barometer History

Settings:
- Your City with Test function
- Temperature in °C or °F
- Barometer in mb, hPa, Torr, PSI, inHG
- Wind speed in km/h,MPH, kn, ms, Bft
- Pressure Sensor useable
More features:
- update-button for the data
- Doubleclick on Barometer:
Pointer moves a bit towards the air pressure tendency (like a real analog Barometer)
- Device does not turn off automatically, while the program is running

Systemrequirements:
- iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad with OS 8.0 or higher, watchOS
- Internetconnection

Apr 23, 2024

Version 4.4

Update for iPhone 5,6,7,8,X,11,12,13,14,15, iPad, iOS 12,13,14,15,16,17
New: Notification: x°C warmer or colder
New: Widget with temperature and barometer values
New: Customization of design and code

1.0 out of 5

2 Ratings

Come on guys!

Waist of money! You can’t set your location! Five cities to choose from. This is it. No info about it before you get it. It’s obviously just stilling money. -5 stars.

Terrible app

Not a good app. I wAnt my money back. If i could give it a minus star I would

Inaccurate

The temperatures in this app are inaccurate. I emailed the developer and he said he then adjusted the source but it is several degrees off. Otherwise nice app but I can't rely on it for the right temperature.

The developer, Kai Bruchmann, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.