mu Barometer

Vadym Khokhlov

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About this app

A simple barometer for monitoring atmospheric pressure. The goal of μBarometer is to be useful, small and elegant.
Features:
- Pressure units: mBar, mmHg, inHg, atm
- Altitude units: meters, feet
- Pressure Graph
- Altitude Indicator
- App widget with three themes
- Pressure value in the status bar

The pressure graph shows the change in pressure in 48 hours.
To collect data μBarometer runs a small service which saves the pressure value every hour.

The altitude value are based on the current pressure value.
For quick switching between pressure/altitude indicators just tap on the indicator icon.
You can measure the relative altitude.
Just tap on the altitude indicator and it will show the relative altitude from the current point.

WARNING: Read this FAQ: https://xvadim.github.io/xbasoft/mubarometer/faq.html

μBarometer forum: https://www.reddit.com/r/muBarometer/

This app uses icons from https://icons8.com

If you want to help me translate muBrometer into you language, please send me an email: [e-mail]

Telegramm channel: https://t.me/mubarometr

Ratings and reviews

Nice app, with Many options, and accurate to my home's barometer. Easy to use. A nice feature that's often not in similar apps, is a "marker needle" that gives the option to mark a current reading and to go back at a later time to see what pressure change has occurred...has the pressure increased (nicer weather) or, decreased (possible rain). This free app also provides many customizable options, from weather icons (rain, cloudy, sunny), to overall appearance (provided by the app, or the user).

Simple, no-frills (unless you pay to go "pro") weather app that even works with my phone's built-in air pressure sensor, that one can always turn to for simple, DIY weather forecasting! Nice job, whoever you are... THANKS, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! 💯👍

Fun for weather nerds: Works well - used my home's altitude I found with a separate GPS app, plus calibrated phone error offset pressure correction (for go to: Settings>Advanced settings>Pressure calibration and enter the amount that needs to be added to the phone sensor to match local weather stations. Ever since it tracks within .02 inHg of the stations. . We just had a smallish thunderstorm go through and the graph shows it just bottomed at 29.82 and is starting to go back up. Nerd out.

What’s new

- Improved UI