Current release status

Adapte is currently in early release.

Forecasts are provided in 3-hour time blocks to keep high-quality data affordable while the project grows. The roadmap includes hourly and near real-time updates, more languages, and tighter integration with hazard alert systems around the world, all while keeping the app free to use.

Why Adapte?

• Free and accessible: Adapte was created in response to worsening extreme-heat scenarios and is intended to stay as accessible as possible, without ads or attention-driven design.
• Safety-first: You get clear warnings when temperature, cold, heat, or air quality move into dangerous ranges, plus U.S. weather alerts where they are available.
• Privacy-first: No account to create, no analytics SDK, no advertising trackers. Your chosen settings live on your device instead of in a cloud profile.
• Customizable experience: Choose between Impressionist and Art Deco themes, light or dark mode, and adjustable text size, with language support for English, French, and Spanish.

Key features

Weather & air quality details

Adapte shows current ambient temperature, “feels like” temperature, humidity, wind chill, and wind speed alongside descriptive conditions like overcast clouds or clear sky. For planning ahead, you can see a multi-day forecast and per-hour breakdowns in the forecast list.

Air quality forecasts cover major pollutants, including CO, NO, NO₂, O₃, SO₂, NH₃, PM2.5, and PM10, so you can see not only whether the air is “good” or “poor” but which pollutants are driving the risk.

Hazard warnings & guidance

When conditions turn risky, Adapte highlights the most serious hazard for each time period in plain language, such as extreme cold or unhealthy air quality. For cold, the app can estimate time to frostbite and remind you about protective clothing and exposure limits, helping you translate numbers into concrete actions.

Interactive maps

The built-in map view lets you explore overlays for temperature, rain and snow, cloud cover, barometric pressure, and wind patterns. This gives you a wider-area picture, not just a single point forecast, so you can see how storms and pressure systems are moving around your location.

Cities, locations, and alerts

Search for cities worldwide or optionally let the app use your device's location to suggest nearby places. You can save multiple cities, flip between them quickly, and add favorites to a notifications list so that future hazard alerts can focus on the places you care about most.

Units, formats, and accessibility

You can switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit, choose wind speed in m/s, km/h, mph, or knots, and show pollutants in micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m³) or parts per million (ppm). Date and time formats are configurable, and text sizing plus theme choices make it easier to use the app in a range of lighting conditions.

Screenshots

A few views from Adapte in both light and dark themes.

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Privacy & data use

Adapte follows the same privacy approach as the rest of the Sparks Starlight Solutions apps. Adapte does not intentionally collect personal data about you, and your preferences (such as language, units, and theme) are stored locally on your device rather than on our servers.

Some features use third-party services such as app stores and map providers, which may process data under their own policies. For details, see the Privacy Policy on the main site.

Availability

Adapte is currently available for Android devices. As a small, independent project, availability and features may change over time as we continue to iterate on the beta and respond to user feedback.

Contact & feedback

For questions, bug reports, or suggestions about Adapte, you can reach the team by turning “dev at sparks starlight solutions dot com” into an email address (remove spaces and replace “at” with “@”).

You can also use the contact information listed on the main Sparks Starlight Solutions page.