Meteosense: Weather & Fatigue

Bad day and the weather looks fine? There may be a real reason. Meteosense reads the pressure, heat, and space-weather swings that affect how you feel.

When the forecast looks fine but you don't — there may be a real reason. Meteosense turns today's environment into one clear read on how you might feel.

NOT A WEATHER APP Weather apps tell you what the sky is doing. Meteosense tells you what the day may be doing to you. Every day gets a name — Pressed, Wired, Smothered, Settled — so an off day is less of a mystery.

WHAT'S DRIVING IT Meteosense scores the factors weather apps treat as just "weather": pressure shifts, temperature swings, humidity, wind, and rapid changes — each measured against what's normal for your area, then added into one load number. Calm days read calm. Heavy days stand out.

PRONE TO PRESSURE HEADACHES OR MIGRAINES? Meteosense flags the days when barometric and geomagnetic swings run high, so an off day is less of a surprise. It's a heads-up, not a medical tool.

THE PART OTHER APPS IGNORE Geomagnetic storms (Kp index), solar flares, and Moon phases — environmental factors many sensitive people react to that no weather app surfaces.

IT LEARNS YOU Rate how you actually felt. Meteosense learns which factors are your triggers and gets more personal over time.

A WEEK AHEAD See the load for the days ahead — and get a heads-up the night before a heavy day.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your location is rounded (~11 km) and your history stays on your device.

Meteosense describes environmental load, not medical conditions. It may help you notice patterns; it does not diagnose or treat anything.

For Mango. He felt it first.