Q Weather application is a Modern Weather Application that displays Current and Forecast weather condition of Qatar Cities and International Cities as well.
Applab won the TASMU Q Weather Platform UX/UI competition organized by Ministry of Transportation and Communication (MoTC). Around QR4.7m invested in Qatari start-ups in 2018
The TASMU Smart Qatar initiative aims to transform Qatar into a world-class smart city and increase the standard of living in Qatar, in accordance with the Qatar National Vision 2030. Applab was honored to win the competition and support this vision by implementing the design and launching the Q Weather app.
At different intervals of the year, Q Weather is the No. 1 weather application in the Qatari Apple Store.
The Q Weather app is a simple yet comprehensive and highly useful application for Qatar’s residents.
The Q Weather app provides a wide variety of weather data including, but not limited to: Forecasts, weather maps, seasonal data, worldwide weather reports, and tide predictions.
The app also has detailed weather data for inshore and offshore, which specifies the weather’s status, wind speed, visibility, humidity, and sea levels. The user can also choose to activate push notifications, which will provide them with updates on the status of the weather, providing users with several types of valuable weather information in a seamless, user-friendly manner. This is made possible through a number of integrations with Local Governmental Systems and International Providers.
Some of the other intriguing features of the app include:
It participates in policy development at both regional and international levels through its internal departments & units, as well as the international organizations and associations of which it is a member. It also upgrades Civil Aviation and Meteorological sectors towards high levels in terms of efficiency and accuracy.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) manages, carries out maintenance of, and develops weather stations and all related weather forecast facilities. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) also carries out the weather report based on aviation and marine forecasting.
Visit the Civil Aviation Authority website for more information.