About Sasquatch Weather

Sasquatch Weather is a no-frills weather app with one big hairy idea: your forecast, delivered by the guy who's been standing in it all morning. Open the app and it instantly finds your location, then shows the current temperature on an analog gauge held by a vintage park-poster Sasquatch — along with what it feels like, the humidity, the wind, and a smooth hour-by-hour forecast with a temperature trend chart.

There's no sign-up, no ad banners, and no settings to fiddle with — just the weather where you are, in a clean, dark, high-contrast layout that's easy to read at a glance or in the rain. Install it to your home screen and it behaves like a native app, with animated weather icons and the occasional Sasquatch commentary to keep things interesting.

It's built for anyone who steps outside: commuters, dog walkers, hikers, campers, and anyone who'd rather check the sky than argue with a weather website. Sasquatch Weather is designed and built by Richard Keller (Rich), a developer who believes a tool should do one thing well. The forecast data comes from OpenWeatherMap; the Sasquatch comes from the woods.