... everyone, Allen Floyd here, maker of Global Weather Pro! Ever get frustrated when a website's weather

... spot opportunities to improve. To do that we're utilising AI in two ways: Interactive Chat. A way to interrogate your entire life using natural language. Insights. Spotting interesting correlations between different aspects of your life. How the weather affects your social life? How certain people affect your productivity? Let us know which interesting ones you come up with. And Much More... Mood. Habits. Travel. Photos. Milestones. Quotes. Notes. Links. Check out our roadmap to see what else ... ... multiple times per day. It's so new that even I've not put loads of data into it yet but there's 2 insights I'm really excited to watch and see the results: Resting Heart Rate vs

... love to open a discussion to hear each other's experiences. What s worked well for your product? Let s exchange insights. (Bonus if anyone has metrics on how update frequency affects retention!) Comment from Amber Zhao(@weatherstone): @manuelzarroca  Thanks for sharing the insights with us! And good lucks to your new launch! Comment from Neel Balar(@neel_balar): Great question! As a young startup, we like moving really fast and our current release cycle is weekly/biweekly. For context ... ... major update, I do take some time to make sure it works at its finest, and release when 100% ready. I'm aware that keeping apps updated also contributes positively to product growth. Comment from Manuel Zarroca(@manuelzarroca): @weatherstone

... Context Prompts) has exploded giving you way more flexibility and power Here s an example of what you can now build with just one prompt in Colleague : Create a project with multiple agents and a single workflow that fetches weather data from the OpenMeteo API and automates actions across Slack, Fortnox, and HubSpot. The workflow should: Fetch and parse weather

... find yourself actually using regularly? Are there specific features or designs that make a widget stick on your home screen? Have you noticed a difference in how widgets are used across Android and iOS? And for something like weather would you prefer a minimal glance, or something richer? Feel free to share any thoughts, good examples, or even things that didn t work for you. Hopefully this thread gives others (myself included) some insight into what s truly useful today ... ... Comment from Amber Zhao(@weatherstone

... community! I m Amber, a Global Marketing Manager with a background in cross-border product strategy, and also part of the small but passionate team behind WeatherStone , a new weather

... working on a weather app that uses AI for voice-powered updates (like read out the weather

... everyone! Just curious if you could reimagine a weather app from scratch , without following the "typical" designs we see today, what would you want to change or add? For example: Would you want the app to feel more fun or even have a personality ? Would you prefer faster voice updates instead of reading charts? Would it be helpful to get forecast reminders tied to your special events or big days? I'm trying to understand what people feel is missing ... ... frustrating) in the current weather

... everyone! I ve been doing some research on weather apps and I ve been digging into what actually drives people to use other weather

... folks, on April 1st we will be launching FitCheckLab. With FitCheckLab, you can: Get AI-powered feedback on your outfits Digitally organize your wardrobe Get occasion- and weather-based outfit suggestions Generate daily looks based on your own clothes No more guesswork. No more decision fatigue. Just smarter styling made effortless. We ve built this with love (and many late nights), and your feedback means the world to us. We re launching with a free tier and a solid roadmap ...

... thinking: Could this plugin ecosystem eventually replace the traditional app store model (like on iOS or Google Play)? Right now, we switch between dozens of apps for random tasks (booking a hotel, checking the weather, ordering groceries), but if ChatGPT can handle all that directly, why would we need separate apps for each thing? It almost feels like a central AI OS. Is that too futuristic of a prediction , or do you think it might be coming sooner than ...

... wave" that did not exist before that much. You spending a lot of time alone, means more problems arise that are around YOU. Here is the questioning I do: What activities do I do daily online? - Include anything, from weather checking, to binge scrolling. What apps do I use daily? Why do I use those apps daily? - this helps identify what you really care about, good or bad. What takes me a lot of time to do DAILY? For what ...

... there! I need your help: my MacBook pro was used to a very tempered climate (aka weather) but I recently moved to a warmer region and it's clear that my laptop is not enjoying it at all. How do you keep your laptop from turning into a helicopter on fire? All recommendations welcomed (except the ones suggesting a new laptop ) Thank ...

... This would be like a weather forecast based on the things you do today. You would also see what steps you could take to improve the forecast. Disclaimer: working on a new Predict feature for correl.app and trying to get some feedback ...

... cause many difficulties. One of such is being trapped inside a garage. Without power, no one can get in or out. In this case, the battery backup will be helpful.          Adverse weather conditions: Power lines can be disrupted due to heavy snowfall, rain, storm, tornado, and hurricanes. In these conditions, it will be difficult to open or close the door manually. If you have installed a battery backup from your trusted garage ...

... everyone, what are you up to this weekend? I'm hoping to spend as much time outdoors as I can while the weather is nice in London ...