myatmo

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Last verified 31 Jul 2026

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4.5 279 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5The App Netatmo should have made

   I’ve been using Netatmo products for about 5 years now and love them very much. I’ve two indoor temp/humidity sensors, one outside, and both a wind and rain sensors. The amount of data the gather is great and fun to watch. But, in all of Netatmo’s wisdom they forgot to write equally useful App for iPads and iPhones. Their App is clunky to get around in and impossible to view all of their products sensor information at once. This is where Myatmo comes into play. I his is the App Netatmo should have built. As soon as you open up the App and login to your Netatmo account you’re shown all of your sensor data on one very thought out screen. The screen is very colorful and easy to look at with current sensor data n the left and graphs on the right. You can simply scroll down the list of your devices to view their data, not pull each own down from a pop up menu like Netatmo makes you do. The weather forecast for your area is always displayed at the bottom of the screen making it easy to view at a glance. Very nice App indeed and a big thank you to the makers of!

   mdpaxton · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5A Smart Home Owners’ Must Have App!

   For starters, I have been a Netatmo user for years. Even before HomeKit, I used netatmo for my temperature tracking. This is helpful in unpredictable climates as well as when it comes to how much time my dogs or kids spend outside. I love netatmo’s products but their app leaves something to be desired. It is great if you just want current temp, but if you’re a stats geek like me, you like to know how things like temp and rainfall, and humidity compare to previous months and years. Myatmo does exactly that and is a fantastic app, I would go so far as saying delete your netatmo app and commit to myatmo.

   therrk · 31 Jul 2026

3. 2/5Not usable if you don’t go premium

   I got this app mostly for the Apple Watch complication. I found it so obtuse that there was no information about what features were available in the free version and which are premium, nor was there anything about how much it costs for premium. Finally I just downloaded it t. It was difficult to install on both iPhone and iPad; had to force-close and restart a couple of times just to get through the install and verification process. I forgot to switch from centigrade to Fahrenheit on my phone before I added the app to my watch. After switching on the phone I couldn’t get the switch to show on my watch until I removed it and added it again. A lot of frustration and I wasn’t even using it yet. But that was nothing compared to the annoying messages for upgrading. It was really unusable. I deleted it. I would have been willing to upgrade if the free version was at all usable but limited. This approach feels deceptive. There really isn’t a free version that’s tolerable so why give the impression there is?

   Enthous · 31 Jul 2026

4. 4/5Stop the notifications

   Loved this app for several years. It is the app that Netamo should have made, etc. Please stop with the pop-up notifications that there is a new version available in the App Store. For the love of God. No other apps do this to that extent. There seems to be no way to turn that off without just disabling notifications entirely for the app which I will do. It’s starting to get pretty obnoxious and totally unnecessary, when iOS by default automatically updates apps in the background. Also, would love for slightly better localization, so that dates for example can be in the US format, rather than European. Otherwise, it rocks

   jrpg8255 · 31 Jul 2026

5. 5/5Myatmo takes good hardware and makes it great!

   Myatmo has made my use of Netatmo hardware far better. I’m grateful to have it in my never-ending desire to keep my home’s CO2 level down. My only qualm — and it’s with the Netatmo data, but myatmo could pave over it — is that stray 0 values skew the data set. It would be worth checking for out of bounds conditions and rejecting data that simply isn’t possible. (If you put a unit outside, it’ll average around 400 ppm CO2 over time.) EVEN WITH THIS, the subscription that I have for this app was one of the easiest purchase price decisions that I’ve made in a while.

   Geof F. Morris · 31 Jul 2026

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