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As most people would do to download a weather app for their iPads but in my area there was a fire going on close to my town and when I had went into this app first thing I see is “Buy Our weird subscription” so I decided it was not a big deal and I compared the accuracy of this app to the windows app, It was not even accurate at all it would not even show the air quality alert the windows one did and when I tapped to “unlock” the hour by hour forecast it told me to buy the stupid membership, and I was completely barged why I needed to do this and hen I closely read what it would do if I bought the “premium” version and it started to seem like a cash grab, and now time to address the botted reviews. Like don’t even try to fool us we know that all of the five star reviews are either from people they paid or a literal bot because nobody would use that many emojis in their review and I think that even if it did fool people just remember don’t fall for every little thing someone says.

I would give this app a 2 out of 5 because once you get this app, you would have to pay, yes pay to see hour by hour forecasts, day by day forecasts, and you would also have to pay to get weather alerts. I do NOT recommend getting this app because what if there’s a hurricane or a flood near your area? This app wouldn’t alert you unless you pay, your basically paying this app to save your life. Take my advice, and don’t get this app, I only got this app because the reviews (which most of them are made by bots) said that this app is amazing but it’s not. I get that the seller of this app wants to make money, but they shouldn’t make us pay to know our weather. This app should at least let us know when it’s dangerous outside without giving them our money. If they seller is reading this, please find a better way to make money instead of not giving us the information we need to take shelter when there’s a storm outside.

After downloading this free app containing in-app purchases, the first page you see is a large white screen listing a few of the app’s features and a large continue button at the bottom. Also in small print, it states 3 day free trial and $9.99 monthly. What is deceptive about this (which may not have been intentional) is that the initial page, immediately after downloading the app, is actually a large pop-up that can be closed with a small X in the corner to continue onto the forecast but is not immediately evident since it takes up the whole screen. To continue on the the actual app, most people will think to click on the large continue button to go on to seeing the weather forecast without realizing that doing so would initiate a charged monthly subscription. Instead of “Continue”, the button should instead say “Buy” to make it obvious that they are clicking thru to charged content and not to the free version that they were intending to use. We did not want a free trial nor a subscription to the app and it was never our intention to do so. We would like a refund.