Features · Photo & Drone Weather
A forecast that rates the sky, not just the temperature
A generic forecast tells you it will be twelve degrees with a twenty percent chance of rain. That does not tell you whether the sunset will be any good. Aperilux scores the week for the thing you are actually going out to do.
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Read the whole week in one glance
The board gives you the next seven days split into sunrise, day, sunset and night, each rated for the kind of work you have in mind. Colour does the first pass for you, so the days and time windows worth planning around stand out immediately.
Choose the profile that matches the job and the scoring changes with it. Landscape, portrait and street weight light and cloud differently, while the audio and video profiles score conditions for sound: A/V blends light with noise and wind, and Audio rates a recording window on its own terms.
Open a day and you get the hourly detail behind the rating, including the predicted conditions and which part of the day carries the best light. The point is not more numbers, it is spending your free evenings on the nights that can actually deliver.
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Flyable, or not
Drone weather answers a narrower question with a clear verdict. Pick the aircraft from your inventory and you get a straight read on whether the next hours are good to fly, with an hourly wind strip you can scan in a second.
The detail is the part that matters at the launch point: wind at ten metres and at a hundred and twenty, gusts and direction, temperature and dew point for battery performance and condensation, then precipitation chance, visibility and sky state. A multi day outlook covers the rest of the week.
It is an aid, not an authority. You are the pilot in command, and official aviation weather and airspace information still come first.
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Try it in the beta
iOS is in TestFlight now. Android is on the way.
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