Thermo-hygrometer Reviews

I play harp and the cold dry winter months can be hard on my instrument’s wooden sound board. I keep a humidifier nearby and tune daily, but it’s nice to know the humidity numbers so I can adjust accordingly. Excessive dryness over several months can result in cracks and overall damage that is expensive and difficult to repair. Better to know in advance how much moisture is in the air and what my beloved harp is really being subjected to. Thanks for making a smart, simple, easy to use app!

I was asked to leave a review. It works great 100% of the time for the basic conditions at the moment. I would like it to show whether the barometer is rising, falling or steady.
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One of the few apps that improves with each update. Yet it stays simple to use with just the necessary information displayed in an easy to read format.

Simple to read and use, even for kids. Gives basic weather conditions without all the news, videos, bloat, advertising and useless distractions. Who needs radar during a heatwave.
Starts fast giving the basic info with nothing else.
Makes use of the onboard barometer which is lacking in TWC, Weather Underground, Storm Radar and the native app.
Well done for improvements without additional features.

I love Thermohygrometer. I'd been searching for a very accurate, easy to read barometer for awhile. Now I've found it!! I suffer from daily migraines that are triggered by changes in atmospheric pressure, so I really appreciate how easy Thermohygrometer is to read & use. It's also very sensitive to weather changes, and can be used on the go, even when traveling by car just by allowing it to track my location. Love it.

After reading historical info about how cats behavior on ships often predicted the weather, I’d started an experiment to track my cats’ behavior based on changes in barometric pressure. To do this, it’s important to know whether the pressure is rising or falling and that indicator is missing in the latest version. 5 stars for Thermohygrometer before that feature went away bc I’ll need to find a different app.

If you want the temperature, pressure and relative humidity, and I do, this is a great app. If you want to see if a trend is developing, it's a little easier on this. I'm so tired of the extraneous data from the weather channel that isn't really weather, this gives just the facts that I want. I like radar data, but I have another app for that. Developers: Keep Thermohygrometer basic. Please do NOT make it into a Do-Everything, Swiss-Army-App.

Thermohygrometer is great. Simple, beautiful and nice to look at. Nice to quickly view the most important weather information like Temperature, amounts of moisture in the air and barometric pressure. For those of us with medical issues that the weather greatly affect, Thermohygrometer is helpful in gauging my pain levels for the next day. From all of us with chronic back issues, thank you to the developers! 🌞😊🐾🐾🐾

I picked this up specifically because Thermohygrometer was indicated to work with Apple Watch and it does, to a point.

After install I immediately when to edit my watch face to include Thermohygrometer data under ‘conditions’ and Thermohygrometer doesn’t support that.

It’s a bummer because since my head injury, humidity is my number one qualifier of comfort... If it’s too humid, I struggle to adapt. Having this data present on the watch face would have been perfect.

I like checking the comfort conditions at the gym, in meetings and in restaurants restaurants. It is not all in your head when conditions seem uncomfortable.
I am particularly interested in barometric pressure because I have arthritis. It is nice to know why you are having pain sometimes and we now know that this is a factor.

Love Thermohygrometer. You can quickly check the temperature, barometer, comfort index (thi), and humidity. Very handy to have. The only improvement I would suggest is if there was a trending indicator (last 6 hours) especially for the barometer, since it is an indicator of weather changes.

I have been using Thermohygrometer for over a year now, and it does what it says. I wish it had a save feature for highs, lows, and a notes feature for personal local conditions. Another feature that would make this the go to app would be a daily uva/uvb index factor, and save feature.

I’ve been using Thermohygrometer for over two years now and I love it. It gives you the information you need without all the fluff. My wife just downloaded it so she can stay on top of the Fall and Winter humidity levels here in Michigan.

Thermohygrometer used to be my go-to for changes in pressure as it helped with my headaches tremendously. It used to have a trend on the barometer that would tell you if it was dropping vs rising. Now it just gives numbers only. If I was checking this several times a day and plotting the number then maybe...?? However, working full time and regular life duties - who has the time?!
Please consider bringing back the barometer trend (and maybe predictions?) for future updates!

I just downloaded Thermohygrometer because the reviews were good. The temperature is correct, the pressure seems correct but the level of pain seems off. The reason I downloaded Thermohygrometer in the first place was because I wanted an app for helping track my migraines and body aches. Today...I’m suffering immensely and Thermohygrometer shows, “low, no discomfort”. Obviously I know when I’m hurting but to have it show a correlation between the two would be really nice.

Love Thermohygrometer , especially for humidity readings. I use it for reference points when my sinus issues set in. One request though - can you add a feature the indicates which way the humidity is trending? That would be exceptionally useful in helping me to decide if I can wait it out or to go for the meds. Thanks!

I’ve been using Thermohygrometer for a couple years after learning about it on BGR. It’s a great app especially if you live in a weather volatile area where knowledge of humidity and barometric pressure is of particular interest. Easy to use dashboard.

Rarely do I come across an app that’s as clearly designed and functional as this one, including the watch version. Want to know what outside feels like? They got you. Well worth the money.

I LOVE Thermohygrometer. It’s been my go-to for a while now as it accurately tells me the barometric pressure and if that pressure is rising or falling. I get pressure migraines and I track not only pressure but whether it’s going up or down. Now Thermohygrometer only tells me the pressure not if it’s rising, falling, or steady. Please bring that back and I’ll give five stars!!!

This would be the perfect goto app for quick information about the local weather, but the temperature does not reflect the feels like temperature correctly. If Thermohygrometer reflects a feels like temperature that correctly factored in the relative humidity I would have given Thermohygrometer 5 stars.

Not sure where the data for the temperature is coming from, but it is not at all accurate. The high for today is at least 20° more than what is reported in Thermohygrometer . 2 stars for the UI being clean with no ads but doesn't help when it says its going to be 20° colder than the actual high for today. It seems that when the estimated high reported in Thermohygrometer gets passed, the estimated high keeps increasing throughout the day.

I was using Thermohygrometer daily to track and monitor the changes in barometric pressure, particularly when the pressure was changing or becoming steady. The loss of this feature now makes Thermohygrometer much less desirable for me personally. Hopefully the developer will bring this feature back soon!

As someone who has COPD Thermohygrometer has been very beneficial in letting me know the outside temp & humidity which tells me ‘can I breathe?’ in the outside environment. Also as a result it also lets me know when I need to turn the AC on or off in the summertime. It’s a reliable little app & a keeper!

I use Thermohygrometer for my brain condition, Hydrocephalus. I use Thermohygrometer daily to keep track of the barometric pressure and if it’s rising or falling to better track headaches. Taking away the feature of noting If the pressure is falling or rising is disappointing. I specifically paid for Thermohygrometer for that feature and I’m upset that it’s gone. I hope it’s an option that comes back relatively soon.