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Version 1.0 · 2026-05-04
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-05-04.








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Atmos is the AI-powered weather app for people who actually plan their day around the forecast. Hyperlocal conditions, live radar, severe-weather alerts, and a personal AI meteorologist that tells you what the numbers actually mean — all in one beautifully designed app.
Stop squinting at percentages. Atmos turns raw forecast data into plain-English answers: "Rain starts in 38 minutes — bring a jacket on your 6pm run," or "Storm risk peaks at 4pm with 60mph gusts; reschedule the patio dinner."
— WHY ATMOS —
• AI BRIEFINGS — A daily, personalized weather summary written for your exact location, time of day, and conditions.…
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