空玉

Soradama turns the weather into something you can keep.

■ The sky becomes an orb

Every day you open the app, that day's sky is sealed into a small glass orb — shaped by the weather, the temperature, the humidity, and the hour you looked. No two orbs are ever the same. They gather in a calendar, month by month, until a year of your own sky is sitting there.

■ A living background

Clear, rain, snow, thunder, fog — the whole screen changes with the weather and the time of day. Rain runs down the glass. Snow drifts. The colors shift as morning turns to dusk. Open it at sunrise or sunset and you'll get something you won't see at any other hour.

■ The old calendar, quietly

Soradama follows the 24 traditional Japanese seasons and the phases of the moon. On the day autumn begins, the app tells you. On a full moon, the moon itself appears inside the orb, at the right phase — calculated from astronomical algorithms, not approximated.

■ It also works as a weather app

・Current conditions, 24-hour and 10-day forecasts ・Umbrella index and laundry index, judged on the hours ahead ・Rain radar with a 60-minute forecast (Japan and nearby areas only) ・Sunrise and sunset, UV, wind, humidity, pressure, visibility, feels-like ・Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets ・Apple Watch app and complications ・Notifications before rain starts ・Works offline with the last forecast it fetched

■ No catch

No account. No ads. No tracking. No paid features. Your location is used only to fetch the weather — it is never collected or stored.

Weather data: Open-Meteo Rain radar: Japan Meteorological Agency (Japan and nearby areas only)