Anemometer for phone

This app was previously downloaded on another device in my iTunes account. I am getting charged $0.99/mo and unable to cancel this charge through the app. The email I contacted hasn’t responded.

Just like the previous user for hurricane Ian suggested, the speed maxes out a little under 30 mph. Would suggest people to get an adapter for iPhone that can register it rather than using this app.

This app is really cool and easy, measuring ahead of the storm from Polk County Fl. We live in rural area so news station don’t always mention our location,,, would definitely recommend!👍

Got this when Hurricane Ian was headed our way in Florida. Used it as the storm approached, then several hours later when it was nearly upon us and the wind was really whipping outside. Gave the same wind speed results both times, so a waste of a buck.

I bought this for use sailing, more as something of interest than something to rely on, since you really need to rely on how the boat is handling and not on a number on a screen. The app is impressive and gives what seems to be a realistic measure of windspeed. It seems to give a stream of instant readings so numbers flash on the screen in a flickering array, clustered around the speed. Only when you save the reading do yiu get a single average number. I guess that is how it is designed. It would be helpful if it had some instructions. It also seems to operate well in any direction so you do not need to point it into the wind. Again, instructions here would be useful. But for the price it remains a good tool and a great bargain.

Doesn’t save mph setting, doesn’t zoom in to location. Don’t waste your time. DELETED.

I’m a trucker looking for an app to read wind gusts. If you have an extender I can mount eternally on big rig somewhere that would be great, but of course there’s the fact that the truck is in motion that may throw off reading. If you include a line graph that shows current readings and archives data that would be great. I’d pay a pretty penny if these features are included.

Generally, this is a very good app. The wind speeds usually are within a couple knots of those indicated by a Kestrel. I don’t see the app replacing a kestrel but if your kestrel fails or you don’t have it with you, this is a great alternative.

Don’t see how to convert knots to mph?

Those reviews complaining about not having mph should re-download it now. You can switch between knots, mph & fps. I love the ability to post on the map, it’s so easy just click map after capturing your wind speed. I knew the weather apps were reporting way low numbers and I was able to prove it. They said 17 but it was really 20 with 23 mph gusts. The best money I’ve spent since Pixy Sticks were two for a penny!