Stratus
A weather app that reads like a field instrument
- Category
- Mobile App
- Focus
- Product · Mobile UI
- Year
- 2025
Overview
Weather stripped of the usual glassy clichés — a cold fog palette, mono labels, a 24-hour temperature curve, and instrument-grade dials you can trust at a glance.
Every weather app looks the same: a gradient sky, floating glass panels, rows of tiny icons. Stratus goes the other way — designed like meteorological field equipment, where the data itself is the aesthetic.
Design direction
The decisions that give Stratus its own personality — and keep it from looking like anything else on this page.
- 1
A Swiss-instrument visual language: cold fog canvas, ink typography, one signal-orange accent.
- 2
A 24-hour temperature curve instead of icon rows — the shape of the day at a glance.
- 3
Wind, pressure, and humidity as instrument dials with real units.
- 4
Mono station labels and coordinates, like equipment that means business.
What's inside
Field-instrument aesthetic
24-hour temperature curve
Wind & pressure dials
Glance-first hierarchy
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