Franz Fahrenheit & Celsius

I’ve recently moved to the U.S. and am still getting used to the local weather conditions. Sometimes it’s challenging to interpret temperatures, especially due to differences in measurement scales, so I’ve been using this app for about a year. It has become an essential tool for me: everything is clear, straightforward, and without unnecessary features—just what I need. Recently, the app introduced a paid subscription, and I understand that all work deserves compensation. Given how useful this app is, I believe the subscription is worth it—especially since it’s not very expensive. Thank you so much to the developer!  I’ve also taken an interest in other apps by this developer and will definitely try them out. Everything is designed simply, clearly, without excess, and is very helpful. Thanks again!

I used this app for a long while and it's amazing. It lets you see a "rest of the world" temperature while being able to tell the weather to your US friends. Sadly Apple charges for something they get for free: Weather API access. This means Franz has to charge for something and they chose one of the features I used most which is the widget. There's no option for lifetime, only subscription is available and I'm against subscriptions. I'll keep the 5 stars because the app is still amazing and this issue is Apple's fault, not Franz's.

As an American living in the UK, I find myself struggling to discuss the most common topic of conversation here: the weather. Without knowledge of why on Earth the British are complaining about 30 degree weather being HOT, I have become socially inept. I’ve been trying to learn Celsius conversions from Fahrenheit but have been generally clueless. Finding this app was a blessing. It’s so nicely designed, with several different widgets so I can always see the two temperatures. The UI is beautiful, even changing with the weather like Apple’s does. This all combined with the fact that it’s free, with no subscription or anything has endeared this app to me forever. Thank you Franz! I can finally join the people of this country in complaining about the weather, regardless of what it is.