
At home
The station in the garden, readable at a glance on the tablet in the hall, with a word on your phone when the frost comes.
- A full-screen board that stays on
- Photo or live-sky backgrounds
- Alerts for frost, wind and rain
Davis, Ecowitt, Netatmo, Tempest and the rest. WindRose reads the station you already own and tells you what its numbers mean: where the wind comes from, whether it will freeze tonight, how much it really rained.

Your station has been answering them all along. WindRose just puts the answers where you can see them.
Pick a board, arrange the cards, choose a background, and leave it on full screen by the door. It stays awake and finds its way back to the board on its own.
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Every reading folds into a wind rose: the prevailing wind by day, season or year, next to your rain, temperature and pressure for the same days.
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Ask, and the assistant weighs the forecast for your spot against what your station is reading right now. Or set a rule once, and your phone is told the moment it happens.
Find out moreWill it freeze tonight?
Not quite, but close. The forecast for Home garden has a low of 2 °C around 5:00, and your station reads 6.1 °C, falling about 0.8 °C an hour under a clear sky. Worth covering the seedlings.
ExampleHeat stress (WBGT), the thermal comfort index (UTCI), wet bulb and the rest, worked out from your own station with the methods named, and charted over the hours you worked.
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Ask in your own words, in your own language. The assistant reads your station's whole history, the stations around you and the models WindRose runs, answers with your own numbers, and can set an alert for you when you ask.
Find out moreWhat happened yesterday around 4 pm?
A short storm. Between 15:40 and 16:20 the pressure dropped 2.1 hPa, gusts reached 61 km/h from the west and 8.4 mm of rain fell, most of it in ten minutes. By 17:00 it was clear again.
ExampleYes. WindRose is in Claude's connector directory and works in ChatGPT too: sign in once, and your assistant can read your stations, the public network around you and your station's manuals whenever a question needs them.
Find out moreUsing WindRose: where in Lombardy did it rain the most this week, and how does my garden compare?
Across 14 stations with full data, the wettest was Bergamo Alta with 48 mm, mostly on Tuesday night. Your Home garden station recorded 31 mm, about average for the area.
ExampleKeep your console, your maker's app and your uploads. WindRose connects alongside them, and the guide for your brand walks you through it screen by screen.
Each guide shows the screens of your maker's own app or website.
Most stations need a key from your account. Some can send readings straight to WindRose.
Live data within minutes, and history from your maker's cloud where it keeps one.

The station in the garden, readable at a glance on the tablet in the hall, with a word on your phone when the frost comes.

For farms, worksites and environmental monitoring: indices and models with their methods named, up to fifteen stations, and your data in your own systems.
Get WindRose on your Android phone or tablet, or open it in any browser. Pro is €3 a month when you want more.