Twelve hours · one question
Is it going to rain on me, and when.
No saved places. No history. No almanac. One sheet of paper that answers the only question you opened it for.
▍nowRain likely from 6pm, heaviest around 8pm, easing after.
01
Two things in one shape
The line is the chance of rain. The shading under it is how much. A high-chance drizzle is a tall pale hump; a downpour is a tall dark one. You read both at once, and there is no legend.
02
The paper never goes blank
No forecast, a stale one, half of one, or a dry day — the grid and the hours stay, with a line saying what happened and when it was last good. A flat trace means no rain. That is information, not an error.
03
It asks for very little
No account, no saved places, no history. Location is asked for when you tap the button, never at launch, and a refusal leaves the app working. Coarse location only — a suburb, not a street corner.
iOS beta · TestFlight
Try it before it lands
Overhead is in TestFlight while it is being finished. Joining takes a minute and you can leave whenever you like.
Needs the TestFlight app
Preview build. Overhead is not connected to a weather service yet. Every reading, and the trace itself, is generated on your device as realistic sample data so the app can be tried and tested — each screen says so. Please don't use it to decide anything about actual weather.