QuickWeather

Tyler Williamson

About this app

QuickWeather is really fast. Just open the app and see the weather right now. There's no loading screen and no wait time. The weather is delivered to you with no extra junk, just clean and clear information.

You can add as many locations to the side drawer as you want to have their weather a single tap away. QuickWeather can even determine your current location if you allow it (location information is not collected).

QuickWeather is Always Free (No IAPs or Ads) and Always Open Source

Here's what you get

• Fullscreen Radar
• Current Weather, Temperature, "Feels Like" Temperature, Precipitation, Wind Speed, Humidity, Pressure, Dew Point, Visbility
• Current and Forecast Temperature and Precipitation Graph
• Current Weather Notification
• Weather Alert Notifications
• Hourly Temperature and Precipitation (48 hours)
• 3-Hour Temperature and Precipitation (5 days)
• Daily Forecast Weather and High and Low Temperature (7 days)
• Daily UV Index

QuickWeather is powered by OpenWeatherMap or Open-Meteo.

• If using OpenWeatherMap, QuickWeather requires an active API Key with the OneCall subscription to function. If you do not have one, you can sign up for a free API key on OpenWeatherMap.org.

• If using Open-Meteo, QuickWeather does not require an API Key.

Required Permissions
• Internet - Required to connect to the internet and retrieve weather information

Optional Permissions
• Location - Required to retrieve the user's current location, if requested
• Background Location - Required to retrieve the user's current location for weather notification and alerts, if requested
• Receive Boot Completed - Required to reschedule the notification service each boot

Contact the developer at [e-mail]
View the source code at: https://github.com/TylerWilliamson/QuickWeather

Ratings and reviews

QuickWeather by name and by nature. Once you have customised precisely what you wish to be displayed—which is a quick, intuitive process—everything you want to reference will be within quick visible reach, with nothing superfluous at all. In other words, your weather information will be as detailed or as simple as you want, but either way, it'll be a good-looking, accurate, clear presentation. Also, you can add the proper place name to your precise coordinates. Highly recommended.

It's a great app! You get the radar and main weather info right on the first page, so you can undertand the weather situation in few seconds. It's very smooth and the best of all - it's open-source and free of stupid ads. Keep up the great work! The only problem I noticed with the app is that it's quite buggy when used in landscape mode.

Solid weather app. I would like to see a feature like a super dummy readable rain forecast similar to the iOS weather app because honestly, only thing stopping me going outside where I am is rain. Also a prettier UI would be nice, right now it's very blocky and default font. Other than that, very epic app

What’s new

☆ RainViewer (radar provider) has removed support for radar themes, added rate limits, and set maximum zoom level
☆ Support for compressed GadgetBridge data (Credit @ThomasKuehne)
☆ Support for GadgetBridge 0.89.0 (Credit @joserebelo)
Weblate Translations
☆ Ukrainian (@Uaskiff)
☆ Czech (Ivan Kološ)
☆ Burmese (Zart Like)
☆ Chinese (Simplified Han script) Updates (A. Wang)
☆ German Updates (@ralv65)
☆ Tamil Updates (@TamilNeram)
☆ Portugese Updates (@n2778370)