SkyLens: Cloud & Weather

Identify clouds, see weather. 100% offline. $2.99 forever.

SkyLens turns your iPhone into a pocket meteorologist. Point at the sky, tap the shutter, and SkyLens identifies the cloud overhead — then tells you what weather it predicts.

Unlike apps that just dump a Latin name, SkyLens reads the sky. Every cloud species comes with a Weather Insight: a cirrus halo means a warm front and rain within 24 hours; a towering cumulonimbus warns of thunderstorms; fair-weather cumulus signals a stable, sunny day. Learn to forecast the weather the way sailors and farmers have for centuries — just by looking up.

WHY SKYLENS

• On-device cloud identification — powered by Vision and Core ML, no internet required. • Weather predictions per species — understand what each cloud means for the hours ahead. • 100% offline & private — works in airplane mode. Your camera frames never leave your device. No accounts, no tracking, no backend. • Cloud Dictionary — 15 major cloud species with names, formation mechanisms, and meteorological meaning. • Built for the outdoors — high-contrast, crisp interface optimized for bright sunlight.

FREE FOREVER

Cloud identification is unlimited and free, forever. Identify as many clouds as you like at no cost.

PREMIUM — LIFETIME UNLOCK ($2.99, ONE-TIME)

Unlock the full sky for a single one-time purchase. No subscription, ever. • Weather Insight predictions for every identified cloud • HD Cloud Dictionary with formation mechanisms and high-resolution reference imagery • Lifetime access — pay once, keep forever

Whether you're a hiker reading the weather before a summit, a parent teaching a child the science of the sky, a photographer chasing the perfect light, or simply curious about what's overhead — SkyLens helps you understand the sky above you.

Look up. Read the weather. SkyLens.

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Privacy: SkyLens collects no personal data. All image processing happens entirely on your device. Camera access is used solely to capture the sky for identification. Optional location access is used only to determine your local time of day for contextual suggestions.