Navigate to the main forecast screen, the first thing you see when you open the app.

Take a screenshot the usual way. The image saves to your camera roll instantly.

Tap the upload zone, select your screenshot from your camera roll, and submit.

I read the models behind what your app is showing you, explain the uncertainty, and tell you what to actually expect.

Buy a credit pack and use it whenever you need it. Credits never expire. No subscription, no recurring charges.

Upload and go. No account, no card, no catch. Your first forecast is free so you can see exactly what you're getting before spending anything.

5 credits. Cheaper than Starbucks.

20 credits. Cheaper than a vodka soda.

50 credits. Cheaper than your entire lunch, probably.

I know, I know. Nobody reads these. But this one is actually important and also kind of short so bear with me.

When you complete your purchase, your unique code is generated and handed to you. That code is your credits. I don't hold onto it, I can't look it up, and I definitely can't email it to you if you lose it. Think of it like cash. If you drop it, it's gone.

Screenshot it. Text it to yourself. Write it on your hand. I don't care. Just don't close the confirmation screen without saving it first. It will also be in your receipt email as a backup.

Because I don't know who you are. Intentionally. I built Aerlo so that I genuinely have nothing on you beyond a code and a number. No name, no location, no history. That's the whole point.

Your purchase code. Your credit balance. That's it. I promise that's boring enough to be true.

Go do that first. Seriously. Make sure Aerlo is worth your money before you spend any.

Whether you upload a screenshot or type a city name, that information is used to generate your forecast and immediately discarded. I don't log it, save it, or sell it. Because even if I knew how to do all that, I don't want to.

Your weather screenshot is read to extract forecast data and then discarded. It is never stored on my server because I don't have one. I'm glad you think I'm doing that well to afford all that.

I built Aerlo with no analytics cookies, no third party trackers, and no advertising. You pay for a service and that's the entire relationship.