WeatherFast

Version 1.6.0 is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad: choose a city to open to with Open at Launch. Also in your web browser, and on Windows.

A weather application that provides current conditions and detailed forecasts without the clutter and available on multiple platforms.

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Audio tours

Guided tours of WeatherFast by two AI hosts, with real recordings of a screen reader using the app. Every tour is also on the audio tours page.

WeatherFast for Windows tour, with JAWS

A walk through WeatherFast for Windows, a free weather program built to be quick to use with a screen reader. Two AI hosts, River and Maya, explain it, and every demo you hear is the real WeatherFast 3.0.2 (recorded just before its release) running on a Windows test machine with JAWS reading it: JAWS 2026 with its standard Eloquence voice, punctuation set to some, a slightly faster rate, typing echo set to words, and tutor and access key messages turned off. The hosts are AI voices; JAWS is not. A script pressed the keys and JAWS was recorded as it spoke. Afterwards a soft click was added at each key press, the volume was evened out, and long pauses were shortened; JAWS's words were not changed. The weather is live, recorded just after midnight Central on October 28, 2026.

22 minutes, with JAWS, recorded with WeatherFast 3.0.2.

Parts and start times: WeatherFast for Windows tour, with JAWS
  1. Welcome, at 0:00
  2. Starting WeatherFast, at 1:15
  3. Your list of cities, at 2:08
  4. Full Weather: everything about one place, at 3:25
  5. Reading a whole alert, at 5:38
  6. Other days, at 6:53
  7. Adding a city, at 8:22
  8. Adding several cities at once, at 9:23
  9. Units, and what you see, at 11:13
  10. The Weather menu, at 12:36
  11. Weather Around Me, at 13:43
  12. Historical weather, at 15:23
  13. The moon, at 17:06
  14. Browsing every alert, at 18:06
  15. Tidying the list, at 20:13
  16. Summing up, and where to get WeatherFast, at 21:28

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