Compare yesterday & today‘s weather
My weather need is simple: is it warmer or colder today? Yestoday shows yesterday and today next to each other, so you instantly know if today is warmer or colder—no digging through screens. To make the daily check feel calm rather than utilitarian, the UI blends in curated oil paintings that echo current conditions—clear skies, rain, and night scenes—so the atmosphere on screen matches outside.
The iPhone Weather app can show yesterday's weather of course, but it takes extra steps. After putting up with this for a long time, I built a demo with Apple Weather data to place “today vs yesterday” side by side. A few weeks later, it felt right, so I turned it into a full app—Yestoday (Meaning Yesterday + Today). I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback or ideas for what's coming next — thanks for checking it out! 🙌
Weather Apps are surely hard to innovate in 2025, but you've managed it! 🤓 Congratulations on your launch! 🚀
Cool idea! I often decide what to wear for the current day based on the previous day’s weather. Since where I live in the US south can have large temperature shifts from week to week, I sometimes choose incorrectly. Your app is a nice way to keep my basic system but do it more accurately. The main feature I would like to see added is the ability to get the weather forecast privately. Location sharing does make the user experience more seamless, but I would greatly prefer entering my postal co
Congrats on the launch! 🚀 The widgets look incredibly polished. I feel like the 'Home Screen' real estate is so valuable these days, but this is one I’d actually want to pin just for the aesthetics. I'm curious about the data source you're using. I know Apple WeatherKit offers historical data, but getting accurate 'yesterday' data for comparison can sometimes be tricky with API rate limits/caching. How did you tackle the data latency? Supporting you!
Wow, Yestoday is brilliant! I love how the UI uses art to reflect the weather. Does the art change hourly to match the specific time of day, or just sunrise/sunset?
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