Weather InTouch on iOS and Android — the same app you know, with home-screen widgets, push notifications, and an offline view for when the signal drops.
The problem
The web is great, but on a phone you want the weather one tap from the home screen, a widget you can glance at, and a push the moment a monitoring rule trips — not a browser tab you have to remember to open.
How it works
The mobile app is the full Weather InTouch experience in a native shell: native sign-in with Google and Apple, a native tab bar, and the same forecast, radar, alerts and monitoring you use on the web. When you lose connection, it shows the last forecast it cached so you’re never staring at a blank screen.
What you get on mobile
- Home-screen widgets — current conditions at a glance, no app open required.
- Push notifications — your weather-monitoring rules and official alerts, delivered the moment they fire.
- Offline view — the last-good forecast stays readable without a connection.
- Native sign-in — Google and Apple, the way each platform expects.
Why it’s different
- One experience, everywhere. The mobile app reuses the web app, so features land on phone and web together — no second-class native version.
- Glanceable. Widgets and push turn the forecast into something you don’t have to go looking for.
- Resilient. Cached last-good data means it still works in a tunnel or a dead zone.
Pricing
The app is free to download and use. Plus and Pro features (weather monitoring, AI, multi-channel delivery) carry over from your account.
FAQ
Is it on both iOS and Android? Yes — built from one codebase for both stores.
Do I get home-screen widgets? Yes — a glanceable current-conditions widget on both platforms.
How do push notifications work? Your monitoring rules and official alerts trigger a push to your device.
Does it work offline? It shows the last forecast it cached so the screen is never blank without a signal.
How do I subscribe? Subscriptions are handled through the web checkout; your plan applies across web and mobile.