Minor Spring Update
Today, we’re happy to announce the release of Weathercloud 10.1, a minor update that brings some more enhancements for all users of the platform.
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Introducing Weathercloud 10
This major update is packed with new features and enhancements so you can get even more out of your beloved weather network. We’ve been working hard to bring exciting new features based on your feedback and today you can finally enjoy them.
Weathercloud Beta 8 Now Available
Our latest version comes with significant new features and improvements to make Weathercloud even better, including map layers, the ability to upgrade to Pro and Business via in-app purchase and an improved API. Read on to learn more!
Introducing the New Weathercloud Map
Today we’re excited to introduce Weathercloud Beta 7! This release comes with an all-new weather map based on OpenStreetMap instead of Google Maps. Our team has rebuilt everything from scratch to bring many significant improvements in design, usability and speed over the previous versions. The new map is also fully responsive for all screen sizes, so it doesn’t matter whether you are accessing Weathercloud from a computer, tablet or smartphone. The user experience is practically the same across devices. Keep reading to learn more!
Introducing Weathercloud Beta 6
In addition to new features and enhancements included in this version, Beta 6 comes with massive changes under the hood that lay the foundation for all the future developments that we’re working on.
First Year Review
We’ve been online for more than a year now, and the experience couldn’t have been better! The incredibly good reception of the network among the weather community, with an average growth of around 100 new weather stations online every month, plus the great number of weather software that have adopted our API to support the network, and the huge amount of feedback we get, are the best reward we could wish for all the effort and passion we put into running Weathercloud.
Weathercloud Beta 4 Released!
Today we’re so happy to announce the release of Weathercloud Beta 4, one of the biggest updates so far. It’s been a while since we released Beta 3, and in that time the team has been really hard at work, developing new and exciting features, fixing a number of bugs and enhancing the overall performance of the network for you to enjoy. Keep reading to learn more!
Support for Cumulus, New Features and Enhanced Performance
We’re so pleased to announce support for Cumulus and the addition of several new features and performance improvements! Read on to find out what’s new in this update.
Compatibility With WeatherSnoop 3!
Mac weather enthusiasts rejoice! We’re so pleased to announce that Weathercloud is now compatible with WeatherSnoop 3, the newly launched version of one of the most popular weather software for Mac. Keep reading to learn more!
New Twitter Feature Available!
Good news for Twitter enthusiasts! From today Weathercloud offers you the possibility to have your weather data tweeted automatically on the microblogging service par excellence. This is a wonderful way to keep your followers informed about the current weather in your location, and we’re sure you’ll love how this feature seamlessly integrates with Twitter.
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