ZeusWatch v1.28.0, three data sources, no API keys #53
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ZeusWatch is a weather app for Android and Wear OS with a premium dark interface and no API keys to configure. Data comes from Open-Meteo, Windy.com and the US National Weather Service, currently at v1.28.0 with a phone and a watch build.
The recent work leaned into stability. Confirmation dialogs got extracted to satisfy the detekt long-method gate, the coarse-location toggle now survives a settings backup and restore, and the GPX importer got a UTF-16 guard so oddly-encoded track files stop crashing the parse. The roadmap has a map and radar Glance widget for the home screen, plus a push to move the remaining instrumented Compose tests onto the faster Robolectric path.
Because it pulls from three data sources, forecast accuracy varies by where you are: NWS is strong in the US, Open-Meteo is the global backbone, Windy adds the radar layer. The thread pinned next to this one is where I'd like to hear how the forecasts hold up in your region, since local accuracy is something no amount of testing on my end can measure.
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