JustTemp: Temperature Widget app analytics for October 16

A weather app that shows the temperature, and little else. Your home screen widget shows the current temperature, so most days you never open the app. When you do, you get one big number and today's 24 hour temperature curve. No air quality index, no ten day forecast, no news feed. [Home screen widget] A 2x2 widget shows the city name and the current temperature. Stretch it wider and the feels like temperature appears on a second line. Choose a refresh interval of 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Tap the widget to open the app. [Everything on one screen] The temperature in large type, plus feels like, humidity, wind, and a 24 hour graph. Nothing else competing for attention. The background takes its colour from the current weather and the time of day: sky blue on a clear afternoon, blue grey in the rain, deep navy at night. [Up to five cities] Swipe sideways to move between cities. Long press to reorder them, swipe to remove. Allow location access and your current position sits at the top of the list. Decline it and everything still works through city search. [Notifications] A daily reminder tells you today's temperature at a time you choose. You can also switch on a separate alert that fires only when the temperature crosses a threshold you set. [Also] Switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit; the change applies to the app and the widget at once. Follow the system theme or pin the app to light or dark. [No account needed] No sign in, no registration. Install it and start using it. Location access is optional and the app is fully usable without it. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0.