Ventusky
Ventusky: Weather Forecast
Publisher DNA
What defines Ventusky?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Ventusky. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Ventusky ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Accurate Czech weather forecast, weather station and radar with a rich selection of widgets
Analysis in progress
Accurate Forecast and 80+ Weather Maps, Live Radar, Storm and Hurricane tracking
Ad-free experience sustains user trust in a cluttered category
- Detailed meteorological data overlays provide high utility for specialized activities like aviation and marine navigation
- Significant annual subscription price increases frustrate long-term users who feel the new cost is unjustified
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 Ventusky compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target weather enthusiasts and professionals with high-precision meteorological data and multi-model integration, creating direct competition for power users who prioritize forecast accuracy.
Contenders(9)
Both apps compete for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals by providing high-precision weather data, forcing users to choose between Ventusky's professional-grade multi-model fusion and AccuWeather's mass-market forecasting tools.
Both applications compete for the same weather-tracking audience, but Meteored targets general users with free government-sourced alerts while Ventusky targets professionals with paid multi-model data.
Both apps target users seeking real-time weather tracking and radar visualization, creating direct competition for daily active users despite Ventusky's professional focus.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts and professionals requiring specialized atmospheric data, creating a direct overlap in the niche weather utility market.
Both apps target users seeking weather information, with Weatherly providing general daily forecasts while Ventusky serves specialized professional needs.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts and professionals with high-precision weather data, creating direct competition for users seeking advanced meteorological insights.
Both apps target users seeking weather information, but they serve distinct segments: Ventusky targets professional users with multi-model data, while Weather forecast targets casual users with minute-level precipitation tracking.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts and travelers, but they diverge on monetization and data depth. Ventusky targets power users with professional-grade multi-model data, while The Weather Channel captures the mass market through brand recognition and broad radar coverage.
Both apps compete for users requiring high-precision meteorological data, though tenki.jp focuses on localized disaster preparedness and daily life indices in Japan while Ventusky provides global, professional-grade multi-model fusion.
Same space(13)
Occupies the drone-safety niche within the broader weather category, using altitude-specific data similar to Ventusky's professional layers.
Shares the maritime-enthusiast user base with Ventusky, focusing on coastal conditions and tide tracking.
Competes for the same severe-weather tracking audience as Ventusky by prioritizing real-time radar alerts.
Targets the high-altitude enthusiast segment of the weather market with elevation-specific data.
Provides the same satellite-tracking utility as Ventusky but focuses on historical archival data.
Focuses on the wind-metric segment of the weather market, serving outdoor users who need specific atmospheric data.
Provides a general-purpose radar utility that overlaps with the severe weather tracking needs of Ventusky users.
Targets the surf-enthusiast segment of Ventusky's audience with a focus on visual verification.
Targets general users with hyper-local data, competing for the same daily-habit usage as Ventusky.
Shares the wind-monitoring focus of Ventusky's professional user base through a massive proprietary sensor network.
Coexists with Ventusky by providing maritime-specific safety data through a proprietary station network.
Serves the same wind-sports segment as Ventusky by focusing on specialized wind and wave metrics.
Directly overlaps with Ventusky's professional-grade data visualization, serving the same aviation and marine power-user base.
