Windsock - Wind direction vs Windy Lookout Usage & Stats

The first Windsock with real effects. With an innovative design, inspired by the real one, this App blends the concept of the Windsock with that of the compass, resulting in the direction and speed of the wind integrated in the compass. Wherever you are, Windsock gives you the direction and speed of the wind. Search for new locations and they will automatically be added to your favorites. Make sure you have activated the location services on your device, at this point the App will detect your geographical position. The data is provided by weatherstack.com [Features] - Wind direction - Wind speed - Compass - Wind effect - Choice of 5 units of measurement: knots, mph, km/h, m/s or beaufort - Map current location - Search City (without limits) - Save favorite places (without limits) - Reliability in its use (data from weatherstack.com) - Intuitive graphics - Ease of use [Supported languages] Italian, English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish. [Support] If you need help, do not hesitate to contact us at info@lionsapp.com, or visit our official website www.lionsapp.com If you like the App, don't forget to give us a comment on the App Store.

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Windy Lookout

Windy Lookout's main function is to work as an early alert system for lake recreational users. Its purpose and goal is 3 fold: Detection, Alert and Safety. Current weather conditions and forecasts are readily available through many free services. As many lake recreational users will tell you, the problem arises when unpredictable sudden weather changes happen on the lake. For the sailing community, it is especially important to beware of potentially dangerous high wind speeds. Not only will these create rough conditions on the lake but if you are caught unprepared, the winds can knock down sailboats. Windy Lookout analyzes and processes many current wind conditions beyond the perimeter of the lake to give users an early alert should a dangerous wind arise. We process this information in real-time to give users an alert allowing them to make the necessary decisions to stay safe in the minutes before the wind hits.