Epic Skies

BlackCatDev LLC

In-app purchases

About this app

Experience Weather Forecasting Reimagined with Epic Skies – the beautifully designed, privacy-conscious weather app that delivers accurate, detailed forecasts right at your fingertips.

Why Choose Epic Skies?

Accurate Local Weather: Get precise, hyper-local forecasts tailored to your exact location.

• Hourly & Daily Forecasts: Plan ahead with detailed hourly and daily forecasts, up to 10 days in advance.
• Severe Weather Alerts On Refresh: Stay safe with real-time alerts for extreme weather conditions and precipitation.
• Privacy First: Unlike other weather apps, your personal information, including location data, will never be sold to third parties. Epic Skies is built with your privacy in mind.
• Beautiful, Customizable Design: Enjoy a visually stunning experience with dynamic backgrounds that change based on the current weather or your customization preferences.

Coming Soon: What’s Next for Epic Skies

• Home Screen Widgets: Get weather updates at a glance with beautiful and customizable widgets.
• Real-time Push Notifications: Receive instant alerts for severe weather and precipitation.
• Precipitation Radar Map: Track storms and precipitation in real-time with an interactive radar map.
• Air Quality & UV Index: Access critical environmental data alongside your weather forecast.
• Minute-by-Minute Forecasts: Stay ahead of rapidly changing conditions with real-time, minute-by-minute weather updates.
• Internationalization: Enjoy Epic Skies in multiple languages, so everyone can have a seamless weather experience.

Ratings and reviews

Slick design, does it job and provides pretty specific weather info. I like how I can save multiple cities so see how the weather is in the places that I frequently travel to.

I love this weather app! It shows all the data I need to see in a neat and organized format. Also the price can't be beat - $1 for lifetime ad-free access!

Exactly what I was looking in a weather app, clean and straight to the point without bloat. Nice work on this! I heard about it on the Talk Python to Me podcast.

What’s new

Bug fixes and performance improvements