This is quite inaccurate. I know our yard is 20’ above sea level. Your altimeter is reading below sea level!!

Accesses the internal sensor and presents it in a nice, intuitive display.

Very convenient way to check the pressure

I use it daily love it 🥰

I paid for this app. Would like to see a trend graph. Altitude would be helpful on the opening page. There are free apps out there that do all this. Haven’t seen an update in the months I’ve used this app.

Ads pop up and block the app from being used at all. Instant uninstall for me.

This is a simple app that takes advantage of the barometer I’m my iPhone, of which I was unaware it existed. This is the most accurate way to easily measure altitude at a current location and weather trends.

when I feel the aches in my bones I like to check the barometric pressure 🤣this app offers that and so much more!

What can I say, it’s a cool app to have, with fun information.

Your app says I am 30 feet above sea level. Google maps says I am 13 feet above sea level. Alexa says I am 9.84 feet above sea level. Your app is definitely way wrong. The barometer is accurate, and I enjoy using it.

Don’t like the ads naturally

I’ve found that at high altitudes, > 10k ft, this app is unreliable and just plain wrong. It seems that the highest altitude it will register is 13k ft when I’ve been much higher and compared it to the CoreLocation altitude it is way off. Do not use this for mission critical applications like hiking, climbing or mountaineering; it’s dangerously inaccurate

Excellent

Absolutely love this app, so incredibly useful. Gives you the option to select the altitude adjusted and raw pressure, which is exactly what I needed. Only suggestion would be to have the radial “gauge” icon automatically adapt its min-max values when in raw pressure mode (or give the user the option to do this), since the raw pressure where I live is 25.5inMg and that is well below the bottom of the scale. Removing ads for 99¢ was a no-brainer for me!

Shows current pressure. Will show difference from the last time you opened the app. I wish it showed whether the pressure is rising or falling, regardless of when the last time you opened the app. For instance, if the last time I checked pressure was Monday and I’m checking it on Friday, it displays the difference from Monday to Friday. I would like to open the app and see the track it is on, rising or falling, not just the current pressure.

Amazing app that is for the most part accurate but I wish it had a Notification Center that tells you if the barometer is spiking or dropping rapidly

Nice way to tell when it is about to rain

Pressure is in inches of Mercury and cannot be changed

Should calibrate (red marker) at around 30/35 and as it falls the storm is coming (or something else…) and if it starts to rise back up to calibration, clear weather is on the way. Setting it on “Station” and keeping location services on will send a relay via internet connections to the weather service.

New to this. Can you calibrate to noaa reading? Love it otherwise.

It seems good. Do not like going to Data and watching a game commercial. I understand though. The aBarometic is off from Palm Springs airport which is my set point on my weather apps. It is off about.09 . Thanks.

Love the display

No nonsense. No geegaws. Beautifully simple and clear. Congratulations. Please work on an Apple Watch version.

I use this app for trip analysis and topography I wish there was a tracker for elevations

It’s a great app. No frills. Does exactly as advertised. No nagging… just the bark pressure

Great app. My wife suffers from high pressure headaches. Valuable to know when low pressure moves in but would like comparison baseline i.e. nearest sea level reading.

It has a altimeter and a barometer I’m very happy I found it because I couldn’t find a barometer on Amazon so I got this. Alos I love meteorology.

Wish this app had better trend and pressure over time capture

Neat app. Great for fishing people, hikers, hunters, boaters/sailors and gardeners.

... if I upgrade does the App chart the readings

Works great and freeeeeee👍👍

Great tool to have if you spend any time outdoors.

Great and simple

Good basic app for measuring barometric pressure on demand using your phone’s built in barometer. I like that they give you both station pressure (not adjusted for altitude) and sea level equivalent pressure (which is what most weather apps & websites give). Would be great to have a pressure logging function in a future version.

Works well in conjunction with setting my clap machine

It’s a very useful app

Love it.

Very basic information presented simply. If you like to keep KISS, you’ll like this app.

Needs more upgrades

Really wanted to like this but since I installed it the pressure has never moved. Still says 28.1 when it’s actually about 30.11. Update: thank you to the developers for setting me straight!!!

It works well and App easily downloaded to iPhone.

Much of the UI and menus have white text on a white background or black text on a black background. If this could be fixed I’d rate 5 stars

This works good on my iPhone 11. However on my iPad Pro 10.5, the reading is way off to 20’ higher than the actual altitude. Both devices are running on iOS 14.3. This needs to be fixed for the iPad Pro 10.5.

I get bad headaches when the pressure drops rapidly, this gives me some hindsight and control over something otherwise outta control. Just one tool I use to help live as comfortable as I can with migraines. An essential tool!!

I’m not convinced about the accuracy of this app. Other similar apps show different readings to this one.

Nice interface. Simple and uncluttered. Enjoy the utility of it.

Very nice application. I use it frequently in the mountains.

A fine app, accurate and easy to use. But if can measure to tenths of millibars why can’t it indicate to hundredths of inches of mercury?

I use this app for station pressure readings. Quick and accurate

I love the App it’s pretty accurate