Meteograph review
A focused Android weather app for forecast charts on your home screen.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Meteograph is an Android weather app built around two resizable home-screen widgets: a 48-hour chart and a seven-day chart. It is suited to people who want forecast conditions visible at a glance rather than a general-purpose widget toolkit. The charts display a temperature line, precipitation bars, daylight intensity and the current-time position. Locations can be set with GPS or city search, and forecasts use Open-Meteo. The app is free and does not require an account; its description also says it has no ads or tracking.
Its main distinction is the chart-focused presentation. Both widgets combine several forecast signals in one view, while light and dark themes, system preference support and Material You dynamic colors on Android 12+ provide display options. Cached data gives an offline forecast fallback, and background refresh updates forecasts. Locale-aware temperature units and 12/24-hour time help the display match regional settings. This makes Meteograph a good fit for someone who wants a compact visual forecast on an Android home screen, especially when daylight and precipitation matter alongside temperature.
The scope is deliberately narrower than a broad widget suite: there is no custom widget builder, calendar widget, music control, task or note widget, or shortcut control. It is also Android-only. The source is available under the Business Source License 1.1, which allows personal and non-commercial use; commercial use requires a license. Choose Meteograph for free, focused weather charts, but consider another option if you need varied widget types or intend commercial use without obtaining a license. Support is offered by email.
Meteograph pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Resizable 48-hour and seven-day charts show temperature, precipitation and daylight.
- Cached forecasts provide an offline fallback; background refresh keeps forecasts updated.
- GPS or city search, theme options and locale-aware units support everyday use.
- Where it doesn't
- Limited to weather widgets rather than a broad widget suite.
- No custom widget builder, calendar widgets, music controls or task-note widgets.
- Commercial use requires a license under the Business Source License 1.1.
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