United StatesDiscover the amazing and unexpected world of clouds with Cloud-a-Day, your pocket guide to the wonders of the sky. With stunning photographs and enlightening descriptions, Cloud-a-Day will teach you to identify 40 different cloud formations and 18 optical effects caused by clouds. From the common Cumulus cloud or rainbow to the rare and fleeting fluctus cloud or circumhorizon arc, you will learn what makes each formation special, and how to identify the many beautiful light phenomena of the atmosphere. Start building up your cloud collection by snapping photos of your own spottings to save them in the app. In a future app update, you will be able to earn stars and achievement and see pictures from other cloudspotters around the globe! Don’t know what cloud or optical effect you are spotting? Use our Cloud Identifier tools to find out. The amazing CloudSpotter AI will analyse your photo to say what it thinks you’ve photographed. Answering questions about your sky in our Step-by-step Wizard will point you in the direction of the most likely formations. Become an expert cloudspotter has never been easier! And if you’re a subscribing member of the Cloud Appreciation Society you will be able to log in to access your Cloud-a-Day emails. These feature photographs by Cloud Appreciation Society members of amazing formations around the world, short pieces of cloud science, inspiring sky quotations, and details of the sky in art. With Cloud-a-Day, looking up will never be the same again!
Needs more options
I like the app a lot, but I really wish you could put a pin on the cloud picture to add multiple labels of cloud types. Because often times, there are multiple types of clouds in one picture. With the current app each picture can only have one label.
United StatesAlmost great, but has serious issues
This app has the potential to be a great cloud spotting app. However, it has what appears to be a serious bug. When spotting clouds, it does not save what you’ve spotted. There is a location in the app to view spotted clouds, but no matter how you spot/identify a cloud, they never are saved to the app. Aside from that, there is a serviceable ai cloud identifier in the app, but this often misidentifies. For learners, this can be frustrating. Additionally, there does not seem to be any user community on the app. In other words, you cannot view other users clouds, or have another user identify your cloud. All together, this app sort of works but has some serious issues.
United StatesI hope you can see
1 Can you join Chinese?Because there are many cloud lovers in China. 2Can you automatically identify the category of clouds in uploaded photos? 3Thank you very much for your contribution.
United StatesGood for the pictures and IDs -that’s it
If you want to enjoy the pictures and to identify clouds and optical effects, this is great. If you actually want to participate in the society, this is terrible. There is no info under the profile. You can’t see your groups at all, or get your messages. It’s also a huge PITA to log in (why do I have to log in to the app? It isn’t like this is my bank).
United StatesCan’t Report Clouds
Im a huge fan and member of the CAS, but this app has a flaw / error in that it doesn’t let you report spotted clouds. The developers need to fix it.
United StatesCannot report a cloud
When i either upload or take a picture of a cloud theres no option to report it
United StatesAPP misinforms about chem trails
This app seems like a deliberate attempt to misinform the public about chem trails, calling them contrails.
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• Delete unwanted spottings • Swipe between your spottings • Jump from a spotting to the relevant entry in the Cloud Library • Performance improvements and fixes
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