Cloud Finder: Identify Clouds
iOS app by SEDX LLC. Education · SEDX LLC
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.2.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Cloud Finder turns the sky into a field guide. Point your camera at the clouds and get a best-guess identification that runs entirely on your device — no internet, no account, no photos uploaded. Spot clouds even with zero signal. IDENTIFY THE SKY, ON YOUR DEVICE - Snap a photo and match it against the ten classic cloud genera — cirrus, cumulus, stratus, cumulonimbus and the rest — plus aircraft contrails - On-device AI model, works fully offline - Each cloud comes with what it tends to mean for the weather READ THE WEATHER FROM THE CLOUDS - Learn what every cloud usually signals — the near-term outlook it tends to bring, and how it evolves - Will it rain, when, and how much, plus what each cloud means for flying and sky-watching CLOUD LIBRARY - Browse all the cloud types, grouped by how high they sit - Reading their height and shape together is the key to forecasting from the sky YOUR SKY JOURNAL - Save every cloud you identify — with the photo, date, and place — and build your own field log FREE & PRO Cloud identification and the Cloud Library are free forever. Cloud Finder Pro is a one-time unlock that adds the full Sky Forecast, fun facts, and your saved Sky Journal. No subscription. A NOTE ON WEATHER Cloud Finder is a fun, educational sky-watching companion — not an official forecast. AI can be wrong, and cloud types blend into one another. For anything that matters — travel, aviation, severe weather — always rely on your national weather service.
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