About Meteo Wave
A clean weather app for iPhone, iPad and Android.
What it is
Meteo Wave shows you the weather without getting in the way. Open it and you see the current conditions for your location, an hourly view for the day ahead, a multi-day outlook, and air quality — read from a single, consistent forecast source. There is no account to create and no sign-in: the app looks up a forecast from your coordinates, or from a city you search by name.
What it shows
- Current conditions — temperature, feels-like, and a grid of key readings for where you are right now.
- 24-hour hourly forecast — around fourteen metrics per hour, including temperature, wind, humidity, pressure, visibility and UV.
- Daily forecast — a multi-day outlook, extending to a full fourteen days for premium users.
- Air quality — a four-day view covering six pollutants: PM2.5, PM10, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide and carbon monoxide.
- Multiple cities — save several places and switch between them.
- Home-screen widgets — three sizes on each platform, each pinned to a city you choose.
Free and premium
Meteo Wave is free and ad-supported. The free app gives you current conditions, the full 24-hour hourly view, several days of the daily forecast, four-day air quality, and up to three saved cities.
Upgrading to premium extends the daily forecast to the full fourteen days, raises the limit to twenty cities, refreshes your weather faster, and removes the ads. You can read the details, and how billing works, in our Terms of Use.
Where the forecast comes from
The weather itself is powered by Open-Meteo, which provides the forecast, air-quality and city-search data behind every reading you see. Meteo Wave does not produce its own forecasts — it presents Open-Meteo's data in a form that is quick to read. The app also relies on your platform (Apple or Google) for map and location services and for handling any purchase.
Who makes it
Meteo Wave is published by MUSTAQBAL ALRAQAMY FOR MARKETING AND PR CO. L.L.C, Port Saeed, Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. For anything at all — a question, a bug, or a privacy request — write to [email protected].
Privacy
We keep what we collect to a minimum, and we say exactly what that is, per platform, in our Privacy Policy. In short: no accounts, your coordinates are sent to fetch a forecast but not stored by us, and the free app shows ads from Google.
What's next
We're building a weather assistant that explains the day in plain language, rather than leaving you to read a wall of numbers. It isn't shipped yet — when it is, this page and the app will say so.