Not just a forecast — Wisp turns the weather into a straight answer for your hobbies, your plans, and your day, personalized to how you feel temperature.
Real live data from Open-Meteo, RainViewer, OpenStreetMap and NOAA — turned into plain answers.
Pick your hobbies — running, surfing, birdwatching, whatever — and get a straight "yes, go" or "skip it today," with the actual reasons and the best hour to do it.
"Warm and sticky, bring a second shirt" instead of a humidity percentage. Tell it when it's wrong and it recalibrates to how you feel temperature.
Rain radar, temperature, and UV — as clean color washes, labeled markers, or a timeline slider you can scrub through past and forecast hours.
Wave height, water temperature, real tide times, and nearby beaches on the coast — swapped for air/wind/pressure and dawn-to-dusk fishing windows the moment you're on a freshwater lake or river instead.
Pressure swings that trigger headaches, a UV burn-time estimate calibrated to your skin, plus air quality and pollen — the stuff that actually affects you.
A full species collection for wherever you're fishing — freshwater or salt — with nearby fishing spots pulled from the map. Tap any fish for its bait, lures, habitat, depth, best time to catch it, and typical legal size.
Real nearby activities and restaurants, with what's actually open, typical busy times, and whether the weather's on your side.
Wisp isn't in an app store — it doesn't need to be. Add it once and it opens full-screen with its own icon, just like any other app.
Open Wisp in Safari (has to be Safari, not Chrome, for this to work on iPhone).
Tap the Share icon — the square with an arrow — in the bottom toolbar.
Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen."
Tap Add — Wisp now sits on your home screen and opens full-screen, no browser bar.
Open Wisp in Chrome.
Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
Tap "Add to Home screen" (some phones show it as "Install app").
Tap Add — done. Wisp now behaves like any installed app.