Dawn Flight Forecast is an offline-first night-and-dawn flight companion for birders, hawk-watchers, nocturnal migration listeners, banding-station volunteers and bird photographers who want to know whether birds will actually move tonight and where to stand at first light. Instead of a general radar page or a generic weather app, the user gets one 0-100 flight score for a saved place, built from real WeatherKit inputs — wind direction and speed aloft and at the surface, pressure trend, cloud cover, precipitation, temperature and moon illumination — with every factor shown and explained in plain language. Around that score sits a complete field kit: a seven-night Swift Charts outlook with side-by-side place comparison, a 'who is on the move this week' arrival calendar covering 80+ species across five bundled region packs, a MapKit map of curated migration hotspots with habitat and timing notes plus personal pins, a guided moon-watch session that turns silhouettes crossing the moon into a birds-per-hour estimate with a confidence range, a live on-device flight-call spectrogram for comparing what you hear against bundled reference sonograms, an offline sun/moon/twilight planner for picking the darkest or best-lit window, and a transparency screen documenting every rule behind the score. All seed content ships inside the bundle and the app opens to a fully populated sample forecast with no network, no account, no cloud sync at launch and no purchases.
Dawn Flight Forecast is an offline-first night-and-dawn flight companion for birders, hawk-watchers, nocturnal migration listeners, banding-station volunteers and bird photographers who want to know whether birds will actually move tonight and where to stand at first light. Instead of a general radar page or a generic weather app, the user gets one 0-100 flight score for a saved place, built from real WeatherKit inputs — wind direction and speed aloft and at the surface, pressure trend, cloud cover, precipitation, temperature and moon illumination — with every factor shown and explained in plain language. Around that score sits a complete field kit: a seven-night Swift Charts outlook with side-by-side place comparison, a 'who is on the move this week' arrival calendar covering 80+ species across five bundled region packs, a MapKit map of curated migration hotspots with habitat and timing notes plus personal pins, a guided moon-watch session that turns silhouettes crossing the moon into a birds-per-hour estimate with a confidence range, a live on-device flight-call spectrogram for comparing what you hear against bundled reference sonograms, an offline sun/moon/twilight planner for picking the darkest or best-lit window, and a transparency screen documenting every rule behind the score. All seed content ships inside the bundle and the app opens to a fully populated sample forecast with no network, no account, no cloud sync at launch and no purchases.
Get a 0-100 flight score for tonight at any saved place, with a factor-by-factor breakdown (wind direction and speed aloft, pressure trend, cloud, precipitation, temperature, moon illumination) and a plain-language verdict such as 'strong flight tonight — go at dawn'.
Swipe through the next seven nights on a Swift Charts outlook, tap any night to read exactly why it scores high or low, and compare two saved places side by side.
Browse a 'who is on the move this week' arrival calendar with month-by-month windows for 80+ species across five bundled region packs, filtered by group such as warblers, shorebirds or raptors.
Explore curated migration hotspots on a MapKit map, read habitat and timing notes for each, and drop personal pins with the wind and hour that work there.
Open the Flight Call Scope for a live on-device spectrogram while you listen, compare the shape you just heard against 40+ bundled reference flight-call sonograms, and capture a short clip to sit beside the reference.
Run a guided moon-watch session: the app shows the moon's position and a moon-diameter ruler, and a large tap counter with CoreHaptics feedback turns silhouettes crossing the moon into a birds-per-hour estimate with a confidence range.
Dawn Flight Forecast does not collect personal data — everything stays on your device, with no third-party tracking or advertising SDKs. Read the full Privacy Policy.
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