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Version 4.92 · 2026-09-25
Fixed issue with rendering of the compass points on the altimeter screen compass rose.
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The store currently lists version 4.92, updated 2026-09-25.








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Alti-Barometer Pro uses your iPhone’s or Watch’s sensor to automatically and continuously record your barometric pressure and altitude. Even while your iPhone is in standby or you're using other apps, Alti-Barometer will seamlessly process and record pressure data in the background. Using beautiful interactive graphs, our app shows you barometric pressure trends over hours and days to help you understand which way the weather may be headed.
Our app supports a broad range ofl auto-updating widgets and Watch face complications. It also supports Apple’s Live Activities to let you see real-time pressure, altitude, and compass direction. And to make sure you don’t get caught off guard, the app’s Baro Alert capability automatically notifies you of large changes in barometric pressure.…
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Fixed issue with rendering of the compass points on the altimeter screen compass rose.
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