Weather, air, light
The sky, the air, the light — in one glance.
MeteAir is the forecast that also watches what you breathe. Hourly weather, air pollution, European pollen, sun and moon — composed as a single, cinematic atmosphere.
No account. No ads in the app. Just the atmosphere around you.

Inside the app
Everything the sky is doing — without the clutter.
Now, the next 24 hours, and 14 days
Now at a glance, then the next 24 hours. Tap any hour for rain, wind, humidity, cloud, snow, pressure, and UV. Scroll sideways through the next 14 days — highs, lows, and precipitation.

The air, not just the sky
AQI that follows your location — US EPA, European, or auto. Gauges for PM2.5, PM10, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide. Current, daily peaks, and hour by hour.

Pollen, species by species
Grass, tree, and weed levels in grains per cubic metre — during pollen season, across Europe. Species with nothing in the air stay out of the way.

The atmosphere, animated
Precipitation, wind, gusts, cloud, temperature, humidity, snow, and pressure — played forward across the next day. Satellite, relief, or dark. Pause. Replay. Watch the weather move.

Sun and moon, rise to set
Sunrise, sunset, and how much daylight you get — then the moon: phase, glow, rise and set. Open the calendar to watch days stretch, shrink, and the lunar cycle turn.

Your sky, your language
Save your favourite places or let GPS do the work. Pick the units you think in — °C or °F, km/h or mph, 12-hour or 24. And the whole app is already translated into thirteen languages: English, Français, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Português (PT), Português (BR), Nederlands, Polski, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, 繁體中文.

How it feels
Designed for the way you actually check the sky.
One scroll, not ten widgets
Home is a vertical atmosphere: hours, days, sun, moon, pollen, pollution. You don’t hunt through menus to learn if you should open a window.
Yours, on your phone
No account. Favorites and units stay on device. Location is optional — search a city if you’d rather not share GPS.
Honest about the edges
Pollen is Europe, in season. Forecasts are models, not promises. We tell you where the data comes from.