WxNmbr: Personalized Forecasts

WxNmbr is a no clutter, no confusion way to get your weather. Just the vibe of the day. At a glance.

It's a fresh, simple, personalized way to visualize your forecast. The core concept: transform today's weather into a single glanceable number. The number is the forecast, and it's tuned to what you actually like. If you love heat, your score runs higher on hot summer days and lower through the cold months. If a rainy day suits you, a bit of precipitation won't hurt it.

How it works: WxNmbr takes real weather data - temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation and more - and turns it into a single score out of 10. We call it the WxNmbr. With widgets, a clean modern design, deep personalization and updates through the day, checking the forecast has never been this easy.

Why you'll love WxNmbr:

• One number tells the story
• Details are there when you want more depth
• Clean, clear, glanceable
• The Ribbon draws today hour by hour. Drag across it and WxNmbr names the conditions holding that hour back
• Coming Days turns the week into a heatmap, so you can see exactly when the good weather lands
• Home screen and lock screen widgets take the WxNmbr everywhere without opening the app
• The next-hour rain chart shows you minute by minute when it's safe to make the dash to the car
• 8 weather personalities to pick from, or build your own
• NOAA weather radar for a detailed look at where it's actually raining*

WxNmbr+ (1-week free trial)

• The full 10-day forecast, instead of 5
• All 8 personalities, plus the tools to customize your own
• Check the weather in other locations, not just where you are
• Access to the radar*
• Refreshes four times as often, so your widgets stay fresh

Whether you're planning your day or just checking the vibe before you head out, WxNmbr makes weather simple, personal, and beautifully clear.

*NOAA radar covers the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Guam.

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