u/Alternative_Bad_4706

Another little update for MeteoLupa is out. 1.2.5 includes a complete redesign of the widgets and a bunch of smaller improvements.
A big thank you to everyone who has tried the app so far and especially to everyone who took the time to send feedback, report bugs or suggest things. A surprising amount of the next changes are coming directly from those comments.
I’m already working on the next update, so if you try MeteoLupa and something feels off, or there’s something you’d like to see, please tell me. I’m still very much in the “build it, get feedback, improve it” phase. 😄
Still completely free, no ads, no subscription. If you enjoy it, feedback is honestly more useful to me than anything else.

Die Mods haben diesen einmaligen App-Post freundlicherweise erlaubt.
Ich arbeite gerade an MeteoLupa, weil mir bei Wetter-Apps immer ein bisschen der Kontext gefehlt hat.
Nicht nur „28 °C heute“, sondern eher „Ist das für diesen Tag eigentlich normal?“
Deshalb stelle ich das aktuelle Wetter historischen Daten von Open-Meteo, ERA5 und Copernicus gegenüber. Dazu kommen natürlich auch Niederschlag, Wind und andere Wetterdaten.
Ist noch mitten in der Entwicklung und am nächsten Update arbeite ich schon.
Falls jemand Lust hat, sie auszuprobieren: Feedback würde mich wirklich interessieren.

I’ve been working on MeteoLupa because I wanted one simple thing: some context around the weather.
Not just “it’s 28°C”, but “is 28°C actually normal for this day?” So I started putting current weather next to historical data from Open-Meteo, ERA5 and Copernicus.
It’s still a work in progress and I’m already working on the next update.
If anyone wants to give it a try, I’d genuinely love to hear what you think.

LazyScore reads Apple Health data and responds with dry, absurd observations instead of telling you to optimize your existence.
New logo. Lots of new content. Still 100% free.
If you’re trying to escape the whole self-maxxing cult… this might be your thing.

Edit: In a truly inspiring display of competence, I forgot the actual App Store link.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lazyscore-finally-rewarded/id6761393012

Every evening after the 9-to-5, the same little ritual begins.

Safari.
Cursor.
Xcode.

Safari because I forgot something.

Cursor because I need a second brain… and because I’ve accepted that autocomplete won.

Then Xcode, because that’s where the bugs become real.

I’m pretty sure half of us have the same three apps pinned to the Dock.

What’s your “first three apps after boot”?

I built LazyScore for people who are exhausted from being treated like an underperforming startup.
Most apps want you to:
Walk more

Sleep better

Build habits

Crush goals

Optimize routines

Become the best version of yourself

Frankly, it was getting a little threatening.
Every device I own seems deeply disappointed in me.
My watch wants me standing.
My fitness app wants me moving.
My calendar wants me planning.
My task manager wants me productive.
At this point I'm one software update away from my refrigerator asking about my five-year plan.
So I built something different.
What makes it different:
Rewards inactivity instead of activity

Celebrates strategic sitting

Detects professional-grade loafing

Converts Apple Health data into questionable achievements

Generates statistics nobody should be proud of

Makes jokes instead of life recommendations

Contains absolutely zero motivational quotes

No streaks to maintain because we're adults

Core features:
LazyScore™

Laziness Analytics™

Watch App™

Widgets™

Sleep tracking

Rest tracking

Additional tracking for things that probably shouldn't be tracked

Who it's for:
People tired of self-optimization

Former productivity enthusiasts

Recovering hustle-culture victims

Anyone whose smartwatch has become strangely judgmental

People currently reading this while sitting down

The original plan was to build it in a weekend.
Unfortunately I kept adding features.
Then achievements.
Then widgets.
Then statistics.
Then an Apple Watch app.
Which is how I accidentally spent months building a sophisticated platform dedicated to not doing very much.

How to claim:
Download LazyScore

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lazyscore-finally-rewarded/id6761393012

Do absolutely nothing

You're already halfway there.