Dot ° — Weather Pet

A tiny dot-matrix pet lives in your weather app.
You don't feed it. It just watches the sky, and tells you.

Dot is a weather app that answers one question: what do I actually need to do about today?

Not sixteen numbers. One pet, one temperature, and the one thing worth knowing.

— WHAT DOT TELLS YOU —

UV peaks at 2 PM. Rain starts in 40 minutes. It's 9° colder than yesterday. Dot reads the forecast and surfaces only what changes your day — an umbrella, a coat, water, sunscreen.

When there's nothing to worry about, Dot says nothing. That's the point.

— THE PET —

The pet's mood is the weather. Sun, rain, storm, snow, fog, wind — ten states, each drawn as a 16×16 dot-matrix animation. It blinks. It shivers when it's cold. It squints in bright sun.

It is not a game. There is no score, no streak, no notification begging you to come back.

— DESIGNED TO DISAPPEAR —

Monochrome. No gradients, no glossy cards, no bouncing animations. Red appears only when something actually needs your attention.

Built to be read in half a second and put away.

— HOME SCREEN WIDGET —

The pet, the temperature, and the one thing to bring. It shares a single cache with the app, so it doesn't drain your battery re-fetching the same forecast.

— DETAILS —

• Powered by Apple WeatherKit
• °C or °F, 12- or 24-hour, follows your region automatically
• Eight languages
• Dark, light, or automatic
• Search any city worldwide

Dot doesn't have an account. It doesn't sell your location. It shows you the weather, and gets out of the way.