Weathershot - Instaweather

Name: Weathershot - Instaweather
Rating: 4.4 (1020 reviews)
Author: byss mobile

By: byss mobile App

weather cam with temperature

Overview

Version:

5.10.27

Last updated: 2026-06-11

Features & Capabilities

Weathershot - Instaweather lets you turn ordinary photos into weather-aware stories. Overlay current conditions or detailed forecasts on your pictures with over 90 skins, and edit with built-in filters.

Share instantly across iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram and more. Choose temperature units, forecast periods, and customize text to create engaging weather photos. Downloaded by millions across 100 countries.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Social Media Weather Design

By:

byss mobile

Rating:

4.40

(1,020) 3 new ratings

Version:

5.10.27 Last updated: 2026-06-11

Version code:

886730431

Creation date:

2012-10-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

358.50MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 59,944 ▼ 1,492

Other rankings

#73 in channel keyword 39 ▲

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

byss mobile

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/weathershot-instaweather/id564147490

Website:

http://byssmobile.com

User Reviews

Users widely praised WeatherShot for travel use and weather stamping, but broadly condemn the shift to expensive, subscription-only access that locks features users previously bought. Repeated complaints target disruptive promos, reliability issues, and slow support. A subset misses the old one-time purchases and nostalgia, yet overall sentiment is negative due to value-for-money concerns and UX hurdles.

Pros

Valuable travel photography tool with weather overlays; long-time users called it a great travel buddy.
Useful for stamping weather on photos for work or personal use.
Overlay templates and badges provided visual value before pricing changes.
Past WeatherShot Pro offered a one-time purchase option that many users appreciated.
When functioning properly, the app is a wonderful, enjoyable tool.

Cons

High subscription pricing and recurring fees (e.g., $40/year or monthly costs) that many users find excessive.
Locking most features behind a subscription and removing previously purchased functionality (loss of WeatherShot Pro features).
Intrusive promotional popups and ads that disrupt usage (non-closable promo pages, join/pay screens).
Reliability issues and bugs (features not working, subscription occasionally stops working, performance problems).
Slow or unresponsive customer support, with reports of little or no resolution time.

Recent reviews

Long time user here until 2 years ago. This was an awesome app to travel with and I kept promoting it to friends. Then one day it suddenly not letting me to get past their promo page. Like other reviewer said, the X to close out the popup does not work at all. Tried clicking “restore purchases” and also reinstalled the app. Nothing worked. Left the app there and tried again months later. Again. And again. Maybe it’s time to fully delete the app. Giving it a two star because it WAS a great app and a great travel buddy. Sad to see it going downhill.

by Ga*****, 2026-04-04

Yes, I GET IT… developers have to “eat” too, but SO DO WE! I have 882 apps on my phone. If I paid all of those apps $9.99 a MONTH, I would have a MONTHLY BILL OF $8,811.18 !!! I have a better idea. Why don’t you make money the old-fashioned way? Why don’t you create an app, and support your customers that got you to where you are today, and make your money through word-of-mouth and outstanding reviews, “The way developers should be paid”. This silly trick of “luring” people in, and then hitting them with additional in-app purchases, subscriptions, and shutting/locking them out of the apps they purchased (and all kinds of goofy tricks to milk us for money) … is ridiculous. I hope people read this and decide to move on and not support “tick” developers. I was one of your FIRST customers - in the very beginning, and made you what you are today — and now you screw me like this. The Apple App Store was founded on the basic principle of extremely cheap apps created by developers in a very competitive market. It’s silliness like this is precisely what has destroyed that foundation. So sad. No other viewpoint you could have about this but disgusting ethics. I hope people do not support or purchase from developers that are this materialistic and mercenary.