Your weather, today.
Current temperature and conditions, followed by the hours still ahead. Wind, humidity, UV, air quality, and daylight give you a little more context.
Nou is weather for the day you’re in. A clear reading, a little context, and a calmer way to step outside.
See your todayNou means “now” in Afrikaans. It’s a name for paying attention to the day you’re in: the air outside, the light that’s left, the right moment to take a walk.
The rounded “n” in our mark frames a small sun above a horizon. A quiet reminder that a little presence goes a long way.
Current temperature and conditions, followed by the hours still ahead. Wind, humidity, UV, air quality, and daylight give you a little more context.
A playful 3D sky responds to the weather. The app’s light and dark themes follow sunrise and sunset at your selected location.
Install Nou on your home screen. Save your favorite places, explore a real map, and keep your last reading available when you’re offline.
Current conditions and hourly forecasts come from Open-Meteo. Current readings are weather model estimates updated in 15-minute intervals. The clock shows the exact local time; every reading shows its own update time. Air quality is estimated by CAMS through Open-Meteo.
Nou uses the selected location’s sunrise and sunset times to choose its light or dark theme. You can choose a permanent light or dark appearance in preferences.
After your first visit, Nou saves the app and your last weather reading on this device. It displays an offline notice and the reading’s update time. New readings and map tiles need a connection.
Choose Ember, Luna, Nova, or Sage in the welcome tour or voice settings. Listen to today reads a summary of your actual weather on this device and lets you save WAV audio. Download a voice for offline use: the shared engine is about 110 MB, with extra voices about 0.5 MB each. These are AI voices powered by Kokoro. No microphone or speech API is needed. You can replay the welcome tour from settings.
Saved places and preferences stay in your browser on this device. Location access is requested only when you choose “Use my current location.” Coordinates are sent to the weather and reverse-geocoding services to return local results.