Questions, problems or feedback about the Meteo Dashboard iOS app? Write to us — we read every message.
E-mail: info@contentq.eu
We usually reply within 2 business days. Please write in English or Czech.
To help us help you faster, include: your device (e.g. iPhone 15), iOS version, the app version (Sidebar → About), and what you were doing when the problem appeared.
Every card can be switched on and off in the sidebar (the panel icon in the top left). Cards you turn off disappear from the dashboard. You can also reorder cards and change their width there.
These are part of the optional monthly subscription. After purchase they appear on the dashboard automatically — scroll down, they sit below the standard forecast cards.
Some of them also depend on data availability for your location: next-hour precipitation and the weather summary come from Apple Weather and require iOS 16 or later; maritime conditions come from MET Norway and cover northern and north-western Europe only. Where data is unavailable, the card says so.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple, not by us. On your device open Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions, select Meteo Dashboard and cancel there, at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
Open the sidebar, tap Activate subscription and then Restore Purchases. Make sure both devices use the same Apple Account.
Widgets read the cities and forecast saved by the app. Open the app once so it can refresh the data, then remove the widget and add it again. If it stays empty, please write to us.
The widget is a read-only inbox preview over IMAP. For Gmail and other providers with two-factor authentication you need an app password, not your normal account password. Your credentials are stored only on your device, in the iOS Keychain, and your messages are never sent anywhere else.
Forecasts from MET Norway (YR.no), radar and map layers from Microsoft Azure Maps / AccuWeather, air quality from OpenAQ, city search from OpenStreetMap, maritime conditions from MET Norway Oceanforecast, and — with the subscription — Apple Weather as a second source. The full list with licences is in the app under Sidebar → Data sources and licences.
No. The app has no servers, no accounts and no analytics. See the Privacy Policy.