To start, you’ll be able to hook up with both Spotify or Apple Music to start.
Relying on the climate for the day, the songs sync and regulate lyrically. So on wet days, you’ll hear wet songs whereas on sunny days you’ll be able to rock out to vibrant and blissful songs.
It’s a enjoyable approach to hear new tunes it’s possible you’ll not have heard earlier than that matches up with what’s taking place outdoors your window.
To interrupt away from you native climate, you’ll be able to add a number of places from around the globe and luxuriate in music that matches up the climate.
If you wish to hold a weather-synced monitor shut at hand, you’ll be able to add a house display screen widget and jam out with only a insole contact.
The app additionally helps Siri Shortcuts, so may even say “Siri, how does the climate sound like on SkyTunes” to begin enjoying a music.
SkyTunes is designed for the iPhone. It’s a free download on the App Retailer now.
You’ll want a subscription to utilize all the app’s options. That’s accessible for $1.99 month-to-month or $14.99 per 12 months. There’s a free, seven-day trial accessible.
