Zasder Weather
Zasder LLC · Weather
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Lightning on a map, alerts at your own distance, and charts that continue into the next hours. • Lightning on a map: a station with a lightning detector shows each strike as a ring at its distance, coloured by age, with a count per age and a line saying whether the storm is approaching, holding or moving away. Open it under either lightning chart. • Lightning alert at your distance: the lightning alert has its own switch in Alerts and a Within setting, so you hear only about strikes as close as you choose. The all clear still comes 30 minutes after the last strike. • Charts continue into the next hours: temperature, feels like, dew point, humidity, wind, gusts, pressure, rain, UV and solar carry on as a dashed line from your station's own forecast. • The morning report reads the same forecast source as the outlook, including The Weather Company's written forecast. • The outlook can arrive twice a day, for example tomorrow's in the evening and today's in the morning. Set it under Quiet Hours. • How Hot Is Hot climbs as high as your summers do: a desert station's ladder reaches 115 and 120°F, a cool coast's starts lower. • Your yard's forecast now works with The Weather Company too. • A public page with more to see: when you share your public page, it now links History, Records and climate, Storms and Reports, with NOAA style monthly and yearly summaries and a yearly download. • Station map link: your public page links to your pin on the station map when the station is on it. • Several servers: alert edits, the forecast line and sensor checks always follow the server you are looking at. • Setup links: opening a setup link on an app that is already set up offers to add the server as a site before offering to replace your current one. • Storm Compare counts every rain counter a station sends, once. • Widgets: the small widget fits its name and footer at every text size. • Apple Watch: complications open their chart. • Fixes: the forecast strip no longer opens on yesterday just after midnight, and the chart's Now line stays at the current time when a station has been quiet. Some new features require the free 2.6 server update in Settings. The app remains compatible with 2.5 servers.
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Average rating · ★ 5.00 now · 3 changes on record
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Zasder Weather is a clean, fast app for personal weather stations on iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac. One purchase, every platform. It is bring-your-own backend: point it at your own server, and your station's data is yours, end to end. No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions. WORKS WITH YOUR STATION • AmbientWeather, Davis WeatherLink, WeatherFlow Tempest and Ecowitt from their clouds, an Ecowitt gateway posting straight to your server, or a WeatherLink Live read on your network for two-second freshness. • Direct radio capture: a $20 LilyGO board decodes AcuRite Atlas or Fine Offset, Ecowitt and Ambient sensors off the air. • AirGradient and Govee air monitors with CO2 and PM2.5, and soil probes on up to eight channels. • No server yet? The Mac app builds one on your Fly.io account in a minute, or run the backend in Docker. THE DASHBOARD • Live conditions, a 24-hour curve, today's highlights ranked against your own record, the moments the weather changed, and a strip that says hour by hour whether each source was healthy. • Arrange every screen: drag the cards into your order, hide what you do not need, and do the same for Charts. • A 7-day forecast with a written narrative, tap a day for its full text, and a scorecard of how right the forecast has been at your station. • Charts with a wind rose, station comparison, and drag to inspect. Explore any past day. Records in under a second. Insights, a year heatmap and a Science page of derived numbers. ALERTS THAT ARRIVE • Thresholds on any field, evaluated on your server, by push and email even when the app is closed. • Weather watches with no setup: lightning nearby with an all clear, frost, heat, a fast pressure drop, a gust front, the first frost, low batteries and a sensor gone quiet. • Severe weather from the National Weather Service, one family at a time: mute floods and keep tornadoes, with a warning that sounds different from a watch. • Storm summaries after the rain ends: total, peak rate, temperature drop and top gust, as a push, an email card or both. • Live Activities on your Lock Screen for the rain countdown, a storm in progress, lightning nearby, a wind ramp, a freeze night and a heat day, and they reach the Apple Watch Smart Stack. • Quiet hours, a morning report and an evening outlook at the minute you choose, sky notes before sunset, and report emails in the look you pick. SHARE IT • Read only links for family with one tap setup, and Sites to keep every server you are given beside your own. • Your station on the shared map at maps.zasder.com with the location rounded as much as you like. • Send your readings to Weather Underground, PWSweather, Windy, Weathercloud, CWOP, Met Office WOW, AWEKAS and OpenWeatherMap. • Story cards from your own record, a public dashboard page to embed on your site, NOAA-style reports, and an AI assistant connected to your server. ON YOUR WRIST AND HOME SCREEN • Apple Watch app with configurable complications and a Big complication per reading. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, editable per widget, a dashboard widget the size of a page, and a widget that follows the station you choose. • Siri: ask for any reading, the forecast, rain totals or records, in your units. Your stations appear in Spotlight. YOUR DATA, YOUR RULES • Bring years of history from Weather Underground, a WeeWX database, or any CSV, and export every reading to CSV. • Calibrate any sensor with an offset or a scale, typed in your units. • Units: °F or °C, mph, km/h, knots, m/s or Beaufort, in or mm, inHg or hPa. Light, dark, or automatic. Dynamic Type throughout. • Settings backed up to iCloud, the server's database backed up from the app, one-tap server updates. The backend is open source (MIT): https://github.com/volneydouglas/zasder-weather-backend Data goes only to your server and what you opt into. Optional tip jar via In-App Purchase, purely cosmetic; nothing is paywalled. Requires iOS 18.
What's new · 2.6.0
Lightning on a map, alerts at your own distance, and charts that continue into the next hours. • Lightning on a map: a station with a lightning detector shows each strike as a ring at its distance, coloured by age, with a count per age and a line saying whether the storm is approaching, holding or moving away. Open it under either lightning chart. • Lightning alert at your distance: the lightning alert has its own switch in Alerts and a Within setting, so you hear only about strikes as close as you choose. The all clear still comes 30 minutes after the last strike. • Charts continue into the next hours: temperature, feels like, dew point, humidity, wind, gusts, pressure, rain, UV and solar carry on as a dashed line from your station's own forecast. • The morning report reads the same forecast source as the outlook, including The Weather Company's written forecast. • The outlook can arrive twice a day, for example tomorrow's in the evening and today's in the morning. Set it under Quiet Hours. • How Hot Is Hot climbs as high as your summers do: a desert station's ladder reaches 115 and 120°F, a cool coast's starts lower. • Your yard's forecast now works with The Weather Company too. • A public page with more to see: when you share your public page, it now links History, Records and climate, Storms and Reports, with NOAA style monthly and yearly summaries and a yearly download. • Station map link: your public page links to your pin on the station map when the station is on it. • Several servers: alert edits, the forecast line and sensor checks always follow the server you are looking at. • Setup links: opening a setup link on an app that is already set up offers to add the server as a site before offering to replace your current one. • Storm Compare counts every rain counter a station sends, once. • Widgets: the small widget fits its name and footer at every text size. • Apple Watch: complications open their chart. • Fixes: the forecast strip no longer opens on yesterday just after midnight, and the chart's Now line stays at the current time when a station has been quiet. Some new features require the free 2.6 server update in Settings. The app remains compatible with 2.5 servers.
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