Personal feel
Vane learns how you experience different temperatures and conditions, then uses that understanding throughout your forecast.
We all experience weather differently. Vane learns what different conditions feel like to you, so your forecast becomes more useful the more you use it. All the weather information you expect is still there when you want it.
Weather is not one-size-fits-all.
The same temperature can feel chilly to one person, comfortable to another, and warm to someone else. Vane is built around that simple idea.
Vane keeps the familiar parts of a weather app, then adds a personal layer that helps explain what the conditions are likely to feel like.
Vane learns how you experience different temperatures and conditions, then uses that understanding throughout your forecast.
See useful language alongside the numbers, whether it is rain later, strong UV, or weather that is likely to feel warmer or cooler to you.
Temperature, rain, wind, humidity, UV, air quality and the rest stay available whenever you want the details.
Sense is the name for the part of Vane that learns from your check-ins. The more Vane sees how different weather feels to you, the better it can personalize what comes next.
Vane can occasionally ask how the weather feels when a check-in would actually help. You can also check in yourself anytime if you notice something worth teaching Vane.
As Vane experiences more kinds of weather with you, your calibration becomes more complete and future forecasts can feel more familiar.
You do not need to teach Vane everything at once. It starts with a rough idea, then improves naturally as you use it.
A few quick questions can give Vane a starting point. Anything you are not sure about can be skipped.
When the weather is useful to learn from, Vane can ask how it feels. One quick answer is enough.
As the seasons change and you experience more conditions, Vane keeps refining the way it describes your forecast.
Vane is being designed with privacy in mind from the start. Your personal weather experience is there to make the app more useful to you, and you stay in control of it.
Vane is still taking shape. The idea is simple: weather that becomes easier to understand because it gets to know the way you experience it.
Coming soon to iPhone