Press Kit
Download the full Press Kit with screenshots, promo-art, logo, and icons here.
Factsheet
- Developer:
- Triple Glazed Studios
- Vancouver, BC
- Platform:
- watchOS 9.0 and above
- iOS/iPadOS 16.0 and above
- macOS 13.0 and above
- Price (in USD):
- Individual Plan: $2.99/month, $14.99/year, or $49.99 for lifetime
- Family Plan: $4.99/month, $24.99/year, $89.99 for lifetime
- Website:
- mercuryweather.app
- Purchase:
- App Store
Mercury Weather 2.1
New features for macOS Sonoma
- Support for the new desktop widgets for seeing things like current, hourly, and daily forecasts right on the desktop
- New small and medium sized Interactive Widgets for switching between the hourly and daily forecast
New features for iOS 17, iPadOS 17 & watchOS 10
- New Interactive Widget (in small and medium size) for switching between hourly and daily forecasts, right from the Home Screen
- Support for StandBy mode with hourly, daily, and current weather widgets
- Support for Lock Screen widgets on iPad
- An all-new design for Mercury on Apple Watch
- New widgets for the Apple Watch Smart Stack
Mercury Weather 2.0
Release Date: August 30th, 2023
What's New?
Mercury 2.0 introduces Trip Forecast! This one’s been in the making for a while, and we’re so excited to finally release it.
Trip Forecast lets users enter their upcoming trips in Mercury. Once the trip is coming up, the weather at the destination will automatically show as part of the daily forecast timeline.
As part of this update, we’ve also added our first batch of custom app icons, added more weather details to the daily forecast, and improved a bunch of other things!
Trip Forecast lets users enter their upcoming trips in Mercury. Once the trip is coming up, the weather at the destination will automatically show as part of the daily forecast timeline.
As part of this update, we’ve also added our first batch of custom app icons, added more weather details to the daily forecast, and improved a bunch of other things!
Some Background
Trip Forecast is a feature that started (like so many) with the question, "How hard could it be?". With a trip coming up, we thought it was kind of silly that our daily forecast showed the weather for where we were right then rather than where we'd be during our trip. The plan was to quickly build the feature in a week or two… Fast forward a "brief" six months, and here we are, finally ready to ship it.
The feature evolved quite a lot as we used the prototype builds over the months. We're now supporting multi-day and multi-leg trips (even for trips that cross time zones and date boundaries), as well as day trips, including special behavior for arriving at a destination early, leaving late, or skipping a trip altogether.
The feature evolved quite a lot as we used the prototype builds over the months. We're now supporting multi-day and multi-leg trips (even for trips that cross time zones and date boundaries), as well as day trips, including special behavior for arriving at a destination early, leaving late, or skipping a trip altogether.
Promo Images
macOS Screenshots
iOS Screenshots
iPadOS Screenshots
Team
- Malin Sundberg
- @malin@mastodon.social
- twitter.com/malinsundberg
- Kai Dombrowski
- @kaidombrowski@mastodon.social
- twitter.com/airkai
Contact
- Kai Dombrowski
- kai@tripleglazedstudios.com
- Mastodon
- @mercury@indieapps.space
- twitter.com/mercuryweather
- Website
- mercuryweather.app