The field shows the pressure change over the last 24 hours in the selected city. When the weather is calm, the field is calm too.
When the forecast changes, some people feel it
Research links swings in barometric pressure around weather fronts with headaches, joint pain, poor sleep and low energy in weather-sensitive people. The pattern is personal: the same front can affect two people very differently.
MeteoHealth makes your own pattern visible — it correlates local weather with your symptoms and Apple Health metrics. It is an informational tool, not a medical device.
Three steps, all on your device
Connect Apple Health
MeteoHealth reads only the metrics you allow — sleep, HRV, heart rate, activity and more. Everything stays on your iPhone and in your personal iCloud.
Log how you feel
Symptoms and mood in two taps, a Year-in-Pixels journal, quick entries from Apple Watch.
See your correlations
Statistics (Pearson, ANOVA, FDR) connect weather with your entries. The pressure risk engine estimates harder days — an estimate, not a medical forecast.
Features
Weather ↔ symptom correlations
See which weather actually affects you: statistics on your own entries separate real patterns from coincidence.
Energy battery
Know how much to plan for today — one score shows what is draining you: recovery, sleep, heart, activity or the weather turning.
Wellbeing forecast
Plan harder days ahead: an on-device estimate of how the coming days may feel, built from your own history.
Symptom & mood journal
Remember how you actually felt: two taps a day add up to a year you can read at a glance.
Sleep
Understand heavy weeks: sleep debt and an irregular schedule become visible in data you already track.
Stress & HRV
Notice stress earlier: your HRV as a plain 0–100 score, with guided breathing for when it runs high.
Cycle & pregnancy
See how your cycle or pregnancy changes the way weather feels — in your own data, not in averages.
Heart rate by camera
Get a resting heart rate without a wearable: a one-minute measurement with the iPhone camera.
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Everything is stored on your iPhone and in your personal, encrypted iCloud. Analysis and machine learning run on the device. No accounts, no ads, no third-party analytics, no AI cloud. Your health data never reaches our servers — we do not have servers for it.
Apple Watch & widgets
MeteoHealth Pro
| Monthly | $2.99 | $2.99/mo |
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| 6 months | $17.99 | $3.00/mono saving |
| Yearly | $24.99 | $2.08/mo−30% |
- Free forever
- 7 days of history · 24-hour forecast · 10 scans a day
- Pro
- No limits — full history, extended forecast, unlimited scans, detailed correlations, Apple Watch app and widgets, PDF and CSV export, themes
- 7-day free trial on every plan
Prices shown in USD; the final price depends on your region and is shown in the App Store, where payment and subscription are managed.
FAQ
Is MeteoHealth a medical app?
No. It is a wellness app, not a medical device. It shows correlations and estimates for information only and never gives diagnoses or medical advice. If symptoms worry you, talk to a doctor.
Where is my health data stored?
On your iPhone and in your personal, encrypted iCloud — never on our servers. There are no accounts and no company servers holding your health data. You can export everything as a PDF report for your doctor or as CSV (Pro), and import from CSV, JSON or a Flo export.
Do I need an Apple Watch?
No. Many metrics come from the iPhone itself, and you can measure heart rate with the camera (rPPG). An Apple Watch adds sleep, HRV and more.
What does it cost?
Basic tracking is free forever: 7 days of history, a 24-hour forecast and 10 scans a day. MeteoHealth Pro removes those limits and adds detailed correlations, the 7-day forecast, the Apple Watch app, widgets, PDF and CSV export and themes: $2.99/month, $17.99/6 months or $24.99/year, billed via Apple in-app purchase.
Which languages does it support?
English, Russian, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Arabic. Weather data works worldwide.
Where can I download it?
It is out in the App Store — the download button at the top of this page opens its listing.