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Beyond forecasts
SPIRITT turns OpenWeatherMap data into live apps and ongoing operations, coordinating your tools as forecasts change.
What you can do with OpenWeatherMap.
Build systems
Launch weather maps, planning tools, and alert workflows shaped around your locations and operating rules.
Coordinate work
Turn changing forecasts into rescheduled work, prepared sites, and timely customer updates.
Keep improving
Track forecast accuracy and operational outcomes to sharpen alerts, schedules, and planning rules over time.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open a workspace
Give SPIRITT a home for your weather apps, operating data, and recurring work.
02
Connect OpenWeatherMap
Connect OpenWeatherMap so SPIRITT can use weather data alongside your maps, calendars, and business tools.
03
Hand over a mission
Describe the outcome; SPIRITT builds the system, coordinates actions, and keeps weather-driven work moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put OpenWeatherMap to work.
Put the forecast to work
Questions
OpenWeatherMap, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with OpenWeatherMap?+
SPIRITT uses OpenWeatherMap's forecasts, weather maps, historical data, and available alerts to build and run operational systems. It can coordinate schedules, publish customer updates, maintain dashboards, and follow weather-related work through completion.
02Can SPIRITT build a custom weather app?+
Yes. Hand over the audience, locations, and outcome. SPIRITT can build and deploy a weather portal, interactive map, or planning tool with persistent data, location-specific rules, and the connected workflows needed to keep it useful.
03Can weather changes trigger recurring work?+
Yes. SPIRITT can schedule OpenWeatherMap checks and turn forecast changes or available agency alerts into workflow events. It tracks active issues, updates connected tools, and follows up until the operational work is resolved.
04How does OpenWeatherMap work with my other apps?+
OpenWeatherMap supplies weather data. SPIRITT joins it with your location, job, and business records, then operates calendars, messages, spreadsheets, and custom apps. For example, rain can trigger rescheduling in Google Calendar and customer updates through Gmail.
05Can SPIRITT improve the system over time?+
Yes. SPIRITT can retain forecast snapshots, compare predictions with your recorded conditions, and track operational outcomes. It uses those results to refine alert thresholds, improve scheduling rules, and maintain the system as your locations or priorities change.
06What do I need to get started?+
Open a workspace, connect OpenWeatherMap, and describe the mission and locations. Use an API key with access to the data products your mission needs; One Call requires its own subscription. SPIRITT handles the custom system and connected operations.