Smart weather.
Better rides.
The intelligent weather app for cyclists and outdoor athletes.
Version 1.2.3 — available on iOS & Web
Powerful Features
myweathr.io combines precise weather data with intelligent route analysis to give you the perfect cycling experience.
Echelon Analysis (Pro)
Pro-style wind tactics: sector-by-sector crosswind risk along your route, surface-aware physics, and a clear picture of where the peloton would split.
Apparent Wind & Tailwind Score
See the wind you actually feel on the bike — terrain-aware Scheinwind correction plus a single 0–100 Tailwind Score that summarizes your route at a glance.
Route-Specific Weather
Precise forecasts along your entire route, not just at your starting point — with a clickable Wind Flow Map for tailwind, headwind, and crosswind sections.
Multi-Source Forecasting
Combines Apple WeatherKit, DWD, and Open-Meteo for accurate predictions — with realistic peak gusts and terrain-aware precipitation probability.
Strava & Komoot
Import your routes from Strava and Komoot, plan coffee stops, and find the optimal time window for your ride.
Available Everywhere
Use myweathr.io on iOS or right in your browser at app.myweathr.io. Sign in with Google or Apple, dark mode included, Android coming soon.
Version History
Our journey to create the best weather app for cyclists
Version 1.2.3
May 2026
Echelon Analysis (Beta) — new Premium feature for pro-style wind tactics: sector-by-sector crosswind risk with surface-aware physics (CORINE/OSM land use cascading)
Apparent Wind (Scheinwind) with terrain-aware correction — see what you really feel on the bike, not just what the forecast says
Wind Flow Map: visualize tailwind, headwind, and crosswind sections directly on the route with clickable segments
Tailwind Score: a single 0–100 number that summarizes how friendly the wind will be for your ride, with spectrum bar
Precipitation probability now terrain-aware everywhere, with realistic peak gusts in summaries
Major performance gains: faster Plan Ride, shared cross-user roughness cache, smoother initial render
Polished dark mode across Echelon, share view, and weather charts
Version 1.1.2
March 2026
Sign in with Google and Apple on iOS, Android, and Web
Web App billing via Stripe (RevenueCat Web Billing) — full Premium experience now also on app.myweathr.io
Dedicated email confirmation screen for a clearer sign-up flow
Wind height correction: forecasts adjusted from 10 m measurement to 1.5 m cyclist level for realistic on-bike wind
Real wind gust data integrated from all weather providers
Improved precision for Apple WeatherKit wind, humidity, and cloud cover
Version 1.1.1
December 2025
Password Reset Feature: Implemented a secure password reset flow with deep link handling, allowing users to easily reset their password directly within the app
Coffee Stop Input Improvements: Enhanced the coffee stop duration input field to provide a better user experience when adding or editing stops
Weather Forecast Clarity: Improved weather information display with clear icons and precise rain forecasts in the optimal time window feature
Mobile Zoom Fix: Resolved an issue where the view remained zoomed in after editing a coffee stop on mobile devices
UI Refinements: Various small improvements to enhance the overall user experience
Strava Route Sync: Improved synchronization order of Strava routes after connecting with the Strava app
Version 1.1.0
December 2025
Initial App Store release
Route-specific weather forecasts
Wind analysis for your direction
Strava and Komoot integration
Coffee stop planning with weather impact analysis
Premium subscription with advanced features
Multi-Source Forecasting technology
Coming Soon
We're constantly improving myweathr.io with new features and enhancements
Echelon Persistence
Save and revisit Echelon analyses across sessions, compare scenarios for the same route, and share them with your team.
Demo Route for First Run
A built-in demo route so you can explore Echelon, Wind Flow Map, and Tailwind Score immediately — without importing anything first.
Weather Reminders
Optional push reminders the morning before a planned ride if conditions shift significantly — so you can adjust timing or route.
Android App
myweathr.io is coming to Android — all the same features on your Android device. Until then, the Web App works great on mobile too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you wanted to know about myweathr.io.
myweathr.io is built for cyclists and outdoor athletes, not for general weather lookups. Instead of a single point forecast, you get a route-specific forecast along every kilometer of your ride, with wind broken down into tailwind, headwind, and crosswind sections. The Echelon Analysis even shows where the peloton would split — something no generic weather app does.
Echelon Analysis is a Premium feature that applies pro-cycling tactics to your own routes. It evaluates each route sector for crosswind risk using surface-aware physics and land use data (CORINE/OSM), so you can see where the wind would force a peloton into echelons. Useful for race prep, training plans, and group rides.
Both work. There is an iOS app on the App Store and a full Web App at app.myweathr.io. You can sign in with Google or Apple on any platform, and Premium works on both iOS (via in-app purchase) and Web (via Stripe). Android is on the roadmap.
Yes. The core route-specific weather forecast, wind analysis, and Strava/Komoot import are free. Premium unlocks Echelon Analysis, the Tailwind Score, coffee stop planning, dynamic weather points along the route, and unlimited weather updates.
We combine Apple WeatherKit, the German Weather Service (DWD), and Open-Meteo, and pick the most reliable source per region. Wind is corrected from the standard 10 m measurement height down to cyclist level (1.5 m), and gust values come directly from the providers — no synthetic estimates.
Yes. Connect your Strava account to import existing routes and activities; Komoot routes are supported via GPX. Imported routes get the full weather analysis, Wind Flow Map, and (for Premium) Echelon Analysis.
No. While road cyclists get the most out of features like Echelon Analysis, the route-specific weather and wind forecasts are equally useful for gravel, MTB, triathlon, trail running, and any outdoor sport where wind and rain along a route matter.
Accuracy depends on the underlying providers, but myweathr.io adds a few important corrections: terrain-aware wind, 10 m → 1.5 m height correction, multi-source fallback per region, and precipitation integrated over time rather than summed as rates. The goal is a forecast that reflects what you actually feel on the bike.