Pressure-drop alerts
Get a notification when air pressure falls quickly where you are, even when Atmoe is closed. Alerts are optional.
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Atmoe watches the air pressure where you are and lets you know when it’s dropping quickly. Pressure changes can be a migraine trigger for some people.
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Your Atmoe Score
A score out of 100 that shows how strongly pressure is changing in your area, now and over the next 24 hours.
24-hour pressure chart
See the last day of pressure at a glance, with a trend that tells you whether it’s falling fast, falling, rising or stable.
Tuned to you
Choose low, medium or high sensitivity to decide how big a drop sends an alert, and show pressure in hPa, inHg, mmHg or kPa.
Scores that travel
Allow “Always” location and your score and alerts follow you when you move a long way. Or keep it to “While Using”.
Private by design
No account, no ads, no tracking. Atmoe only uses your approximate area, about 28 km across. Your precise location never leaves your phone.
How it works
1. Share your area
Atmoe needs to know roughly where you are, to about 28 km, so it can check the pressure for your area.
2. Pick a sensitivity
Low sends only large, fast drops. Medium is the recommended starting point. High includes smaller drops too.
3. Get on with your day
Atmoe checks your area throughout the day and sends an alert when pressure is falling quickly.
Atmoe is not a medical device. It doesn’t predict migraines or provide medical advice, and the Atmoe Score isn’t a chance of migraine. Weather is only one possible trigger, and many people aren’t sensitive to it at all. Talk to your doctor about managing migraines. Atmoe uses Apple Weather data, which may vary from actual conditions.