Check and refactored our weather data provider's sources. Now we have more correct data, YEEAAHA!

Done! Successfully added new Solar Storm source LOVOZERO

Yeehaa, we added hourly charts for each weather indicator.

Added chat rooms by the countries. Now you can speak with weather-dependent people from your local country.

Some bug and UI fixes

EPIC update for app design and interface

Added Weather Pain Index (WPI)

New update for chart: country rooms and replies tab

BIG update for Chat: now you can reply and pin any message.

Fixed and refactored a lot of backend code (like weather data provider sources, weather forecast algos, etc) 

Added iOS widgets to the Meteoagent App. So, you can try it! :) Android widgets are in process.

Yooohoo! We've launched Meteoagent on Android and invite Android users to try our application!

The Android application is 80% complete, there are still minor improvements in design and adaptation of the work for these smartphones to be made.
Planned update: October 31, 2021

We are still working on the the possibility of running Meteoagent on the Android smartphones. And soon we will make it available on these devices.

We are preparing for a major update of the application, so we decided to check up all the code and a bit of the design first. Nothing interesting :)

Added a lunar calendar to the Meteoagent for those who are sure that the Moon has an influence on them.

Our team is on vacation, working only on critical bugs and errors (do not forget to report them to us).

Improved design, now scrolling pages is smoother. Also, we've started a research on weather dependence in the United States.

Sunlight-sensitive Users - just for you, we've added a source of UV data!

Meteoagent has added a simple assessment of your current state of health, which will form the basis of the future function "Health Diary"

The app has been redesigned to show more forecast on one screen.

Updated the application, the main thing we did was the processing of all the users' errors that had arrived after the public launch.

Hooray, the first version of Meteoagent is already available in the Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/meteoagent/id1549197372

Of course, the AppStore did not let the app through for the first time and rejected it due to privacy policy references. But these are trifles, the release is close!

Somehow it happened that we successfully integrated the back-end with the front, passed all the tests and ... finished the work ahead of schedule. We've sent the application for verification to the AppStore.

The work is completed, we are starting to bring the front and back together and test the whole thing.
Planned update: January 30, 2021

No, our fears aren't confirmed - the only thing worse than JTBD is weather service APIs and weather forecasting as such. We continue to work on the back-end, we plan to finish this exactly on January 5, 2021.

We had 2 servers, 7 figma layouts, 3 MacBook Pro, a leaked competitor user database, and a sea of ​​different hypotheses, ideas and guesses, as well as 100 liters of coffee, 10 liters of juice, a box of cookies, a pint of pure water, and 12 vials of valerian tincture.

Not that all this was absolutely necessary to launch a startup, but once you start making an MVP, you have to take it seriously.

The only thing we were concerned about was JTBD. Nothing in the world is more helpless, irresponsible, and vicious than JTBD. We knew that sooner or later we would move on to that stuff, too.

We've finished designing the application graphic layouts, outlined their logic, prepared the documentation and are proceeding to work on the back-end.

We realized that it’s strange to make an application for the Apple Watch without having an iOS application as a base. We shifted the concept towards smartphones.

On this day, the Meteoagent was invented. It was conceived as an application for the Apple Watch (which no one in the team had at the time) which would show weather data important for weather-sensitive people.