BlitzortungLive

Name: BlitzortungLive
Rating: 4.5 (665 reviews)
Author: Marco Bauer

By: Marco Bauer App

Weather

Overview

Version:

2.8.0.1

Last updated: 2024-10-09

Ranking

#65,932 ▼ 83

Overall

Features & Capabilities

BlitzortungLive is a monitoring application that displays lightning strikes in near real time on an interactive map. It lets you watch thunderstorms as they unfold, with the most recent strikes shown prominently and older events represented by colored dots for easy context.

The app supports a live strike display, configurable push alerts for defined areas, and multilingual support (English, German, French, Spanish, and Russian). The Blitzortung-Live app is an additional service to the main Blitzortung.org project. For questions or to order hardware, consult Blitzortung.org’s documentation, FAQs, and discussion board.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Weather Navigation & Mapping

By:

Marco Bauer

Rating:

4.50

(665)

Version:

2.8.0.1 Last updated: 2024-10-09

Version code:

869569134

Creation date:

2014-11-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

15.34MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-22

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Ranking

# 65,932 ▼ 83

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Developed by:

Marco Bauer

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blitzortunglive/id933558423

Website:

https://blitzortung.wtns.de/

User Reviews

BlitzortungLive is praised for being free, easy to use, and delivering timely, global lightning data that helps outdoor users stay safe with alerts. Its strengths include straightforward operation, real-time strike visualization, and broad coverage. Common criticisms focus on data reliability across regions (missed/delayed strikes), the lack of a clear legend for map dots and colors, and readability issues that blur older or nearby strikes. Some users also request additional features (radar view, improved map controls). Overall, strong utility with notable accuracy and visualization caveats.

Pros

Free to use with essential lightning tracking and no heavy prerequisites.
Real-time, current lightning data with global and local views; data described as solid and timely.
Strong safety utility for outdoors and maritime users; proximity alerts help you seek shelter.
Easy to use with a straightforward interface and no unnecessary frills.
Global coverage and educational value; can teach about lightning phenomena and be used worldwide.

Cons

Inconsistent data: some strikes are not recorded or significantly delayed, with regional accuracy gaps (e.g., Montana).
Visualization clarity: map dots/colors lack a clear legend, making interpretation difficult.
Readability issues: color schemes (yellow/orange) and dot sizes can blend, making older or nearby strikes hard to distinguish.
Limited feature set and UI/UX gaps: users want radar-like views, clearer map explanations, and easier radius resizing.