GribGrab shows a 7-day hourly weather chart (a meteogram) for any location worldwide — temperature, feels-like, precipitation, wind and gusts, pressure, and cloud cover, all on one timeline. Below the chart, a plain-language "next 24 hours" summary tells you what each part of the day will feel like and how it compares to yesterday. Free, no account, installable, works offline.

Hi everyone 👋 I built GribGrab because most weather apps bury the actual data under big icons and a single "feels like" number. I wanted the meteogram — the dense hourly chart that meteorologists actually read — but clean enough to glance at on a phone. So GribGrab puts a full week of hourly weather on one timeline: temperature and feels-like, precipitation, wind + gusts, pressure, and low/mid/high cloud cover. Under the chart there's a plain-language "next 24 hours" summary — morning, afternoon, evening, night — that also tells you how each part of the day compares to yesterday at the same time ("a bit warmer than yesterday morning"). A few things I care about: - Any location worldwide — search a city or paste coordinates; save the places you check often. - Installable & offline — add it to your home screen; your last forecast loads even with no connection. - Free, no account, privacy-friendly — no sign-up, no personal data collected. - Open data — forecasts from Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). It's a personal project and I'd genuinely love feedback on the chart density and what variable you wish it showed next. Thanks for taking a look!

Finally a weather view that fits on one screen without five different tabs. The plain-language "next 24 hours" summary nailed what my afternoon actually felt like versus what the icon suggested.

GribGrab

A 7-day hourly weather chart for any place on Earth

A 7-day hourly weather chart for any place on Earth