Tomorrow.io
ActiveOverview
Tomorrow.io provides real-time weather forecasting services using cellular and IoT data for higher resolution measurements of temperature, wind, and precipitation closer to the ground than satellites or radar. It offers a consumer app with minute-by-minute, street-level forecasts, rain alerts, air quality maps, and wind speeds, alongside APIs for industries like aviation, construction, insurance, sports, and utilities. Clients include JetBlue Airways, Delta, and the New England Patriots.123
Key Features
- Minute-by-minute forecasts - Provides hyperlocal predictions up to three hours ahead at street level.
- High-resolution weather maps - Delivers analysis at 500 meters resolution for temperature, wind, and precipitation.
- Rain and snow alerts - Sends notifications for immediate precipitation events.
- Air quality maps - Displays air quality data in real-time.
- Wind speed tracking - Offers detailed wind forecasts and maps.
- Personal settings customization - Allows users to adjust profile, notifications, units, and formats.
- API access - Provides weather data integration for enterprise applications.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Basic forecasts, alerts, and maps with ads. |
| Premium | In-app purchases | Ad-free experience, advanced features, and extended forecasts. |
Platforms & Requirements
Available as a native app on iOS (including iPad) and Android via app stores, and a web platform at app.tomorrow.io requiring account login. No specific minimum requirements listed; supports SSO with Google and GitHub. Consumer app focuses on mobile use, while web supports professional settings and APIs.
Integrations & Ecosystem
- APIs for weather data
- SSO with Google
- SSO with GitHub
- Enterprise clients (e.g., JetBlue, Delta)
- IoT and cellular data sources
Alternatives
| App | Difference |
|---|---|
| AccuWeather | Relies more on traditional radar and satellite data without IoT emphasis. |
| Weather Underground | Uses personal weather stations for data, less focus on minute-level urban forecasts. |
| Dark Sky (now Apple Weather) | Hyperlocal precipitation focus acquired by Apple, no enterprise API breadth. |
| The Weather Channel | Broader media integration but lower resolution than Tomorrow.io's 500m maps. |
Reputation
Tomorrow.io is recognized for its innovative use of IoT and cellular data to achieve higher-resolution, ground-level forecasts, serving both consumers and enterprises like airlines and sports teams.1 The consumer app receives attention for street-level accuracy and alerts.23 Limited public reviews in results; enterprise focus suggests strong B2B perception, though consumer freemium model implies standard app competition.
Sources (9)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomorrow.io
- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.climacell.climacell
- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tomorrow-io-weather-forecast/id1443325509
- https://support.tomorrow.io/hc/en-us/articles/11459234635156-Managing-Your-Personal-Settings
- https://www.tomorrow.io/consumer-app/
- https://app.tomorrow.io/signin/
- https://app.tomorrow.io
- https://app.tomorrow.io/signup
- https://support.tomorrow.io/hc/en-us/categories/11459030714132-Welcome-to-Tomorrow-io