Met Office
Met Office Weather Forecast
Publisher DNA
What defines Met Office?
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Portfolio
What does Met Office ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Stay one step ahead and access the latest forecasts with Met Office Weather.
Detailed meteorological data including pollen and UV levels offers more depth than competing weather apps
- High forecast accuracy provides reliable daily utility for users planning outdoor activities and travel
- Post-update instability prevents the application from launching on some Android devices, blocking access entirely
Stay one step ahead and access the latest forecasts with Met Office Weather.
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
75/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Met Office compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target users seeking real-time meteorological data and severe weather alerts, competing directly for daily utility on mobile devices.
Contenders(10)
Both apps target users seeking localized precipitation tracking and daily weather planning, creating direct competition for the same UK-based user base.
Both apps compete for the same general weather-tracking audience, with Weather & Radar Forecast capturing higher engagement through a broader, global storm-tracking feature set.
Both apps compete for the attention of users interested in environmental phenomena, with the Met Office app serving as a general utility and My Aurora Forecast serving as a specialized tool for the same outdoor-focused demographic.
Both apps compete for the same meteorology-focused user base by providing hyper-local weather data and radar tracking, with both utilizing freemium models to monetize their respective user segments.
Both apps compete for users seeking real-time weather conditions and severe weather alerts, creating direct overlap in daily utility and safety-focused downloads.
Both apps target users seeking localized weather data and severe weather alerts, creating direct competition for daily utility and home-screen real estate.
Both apps compete for the same daily-habit weather utility market, targeting users who prioritize localized forecasting and radar visualization for planning.
Both applications target the same daily weather utility audience, competing directly for users seeking location-aware forecasts and planning tools.
Both apps target users seeking localized weather data and precipitation tracking, competing for the same daily-habit utility slot on mobile devices.
Both apps compete for Android users seeking localized weather data and severe weather alerts, creating direct overlap in the daily utility segment.
Same space(13)
This app targets the severe-weather tracking segment of the Met Office audience with a focus on real-time radar and alerts.
Marine Weather Forecast Pro provides a high-fidelity alternative for maritime users who require more specialized data than the Met Office.
Mountain-Forecast.com serves the high-altitude planning needs of outdoor enthusiasts who find the Met Office's general forecasts insufficient.
Weather Live° competes for the same daily-habit user base by offering higher widget customization than the Met Office app.
Zoom Earth provides a satellite-first alternative for users who prioritize visual tracking over the Met Office's text-heavy forecast approach.
This app provides a radar-centric utility for users who find the Met Office's map features too limited for severe weather tracking.
Marine Weather competes for the same water-sports audience as the Met Office by providing direct access to NOAA buoy data.
This app offers a broader range of specialized weather layers for users who require more data depth than the Met Office.
PredictWind serves the marine-focused subset of the Met Office audience requiring advanced routing and multi-model data.
Ventusky functions as a professional-grade visualization layer for users requiring more granular data than the Met Office provides.
WeatherBug captures the safety-conscious segment of the Met Office audience through specialized hardware-backed alerts.
Windy.app provides specialized wind-centric data for outdoor enthusiasts who need more granular reports than the Met Office offers.
This app serves as a high-fidelity alternative for users who find the Met Office's standard interface insufficient for complex meteorological analysis.
