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Weather Magic PWS
Personal Weather Station support for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with manuals, screenshots, privacy, feedback, Apple-silicon and Intel setup, Supabase cloud sync, fallback stations, graphs, lightning, backup, and recovery notes in one place.
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Weather Magic PWS
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Station weather, alerts, widgets, graphs, Night Stand, and Pro tools.
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Desktop observing plans, astronomy object management, manuals, and support.
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Apple silicon and Intel · macOS
Desktop weather dashboard for station comparison, graph overlays, lightning, backup, recovery, and Pro workflows.
Mac detailsiPhone and iPad: Free plus purchased Pro
iOS/iPadOS 17 or later. Free has no time limit and includes up to 3 saved stations, current readings, the Today graph and up to 7 days of local history. No station ownership is required: choose a supported nearby station for station readings.
A one-time Pro purchase enables up to 20 stations, all widgets and Live Activity, extended graphs, exports, custom limits, fallback, additional providers and optional Supabase. Provider accounts, Application Programming Interface (API) keys and any fees are separate. This iOS edition has no trial or activation-code unlock.
Prepared iOS release: the updated build is being prepared for App Store upload. See the new missing-data displays, first-start privacy and data-loss notice, provider setup and backup instructions in the updated iOS guide.
iPhone and iPad manual (PDF)Weather Magic PWS
iPhone and iPad: station weather, widgets, and Pro tools
On iPhone and iPad, Weather Magic PWS Pro is a one-time unlock for 20 stations, week/month/year graphs, CSV export, PDF/print reports, Night Stand mode, all widgets, alert audio, lightning, and Supra/Supabase sync.
Upcoming Mac release · Version 3 (4)
Choose the edition for your Mac
Weather Wizard, also listed as Weather Magic PWS, brings station readings and a Today graph to your desktop. Pro adds additional provider accounts and API keys—including OpenWeather—custom radar and forecast sites, extended history, custom limits, and other advanced tools. External providers may require their own accounts, API keys, or paid access.
No weather station? You can still use Weather Wizard.
You don’t need to own a weather station. Use a supported nearby station for local readings, subject to that provider’s access requirements. Free has no time limit. Free keeps the built-in nearby-station and local-weather feed. Adding your own additional provider accounts or API keys—including OpenWeather—and custom radar or forecast sites requires Pro, even if you don’t own a station. Provider accounts, API keys, and separate service fees may still be required.
The one-time 30-day Pro trial is for eligible station owners. Nearby/public-station users can continue with Free or purchase Pro.
Apple silicon · M-series Macs
Weather Wizard for Apple silicon
Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later. A native Apple-silicon build for a dedicated weather dashboard on your Mac.
View manual (PDF)Download Apple-silicon manualIntel · x86_64 Macs
Weather Wizard for Intel
Requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later. Give a compatible older Mac a new role as a weather station display, even as it retires from everyday use.
View manual (PDF)Download Intel manualFinal Intel revision. No further Intel revisions are planned. Future Weather Wizard development will focus on Apple silicon.
The new Mac package is being prepared for release. The updated manuals are available now. Check Apple menu → About This Mac for your chip or processor and macOS version. An older Mac must still meet the minimum system requirements.
Apple identified macOS 26 Tahoe as the final major macOS release for Intel Macs; security updates follow a separate schedule. Apple’s Intel transition announcement.
What’s New in the Mac releaseMac dashboard and setup examples
Explore station setup, history, Supabase cloud storage, backup, and Pro tools. Screen appearance can vary with edition and macOS version.
Help
Support notes and full manuals
Each Mac edition has a 60-page manual with installation instructions, provider links, backup procedures, a linked table of contents, and an index.
iOS Function Manual
Download iOS Manual PDF
Mac setup and manual guide
Download Apple-silicon manual
Download Intel manual
Alerts
WX badges show weather watches, warnings, advisories, and air quality alerts. EMR badges show emergency alerts such as AMBER, civil emergency, and national defense-level events. Active alert taps open detail cards inside Weather Magic PWS.
iPhone Widgets
Home Screen widgets use the latest saved station snapshot and request a best-effort one-minute change check. Small, Medium, Large, and Nightstand 1 are Free. Small Pro, Medium Pro, Weather Vane, and Nightstands 2, 3, and 4 are clearly marked as Pro. Alert badges deep link back into Weather Magic PWS; no-alert taps open the current NWS report.
Graphs
Day, week, month, and year charts use optimized display points while Weather Magic PWS keeps the full station history in the database.
Supra And Fallback
Supra/Supabase keeps authorized devices aligned through cloud storage, while fallback stations help recover when a selected source is stale or missing.
Backup And Recovery
Manual and scheduled backups protect the local SQLite database before repairs, push/pull actions, replacement installs, and year-end maintenance.
iPhone Pro
Free supports 3 stations and day graphs. Pro is a one-time unlock for 20 stations, extended landscape graphs, CSV export, PDF chart sharing/printing, Night Stand, Small Pro, Medium Pro, Weather Vane, Nightstands 2-4, and alert audio for station limits.
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