If you like design-led weather apps but want something different, Meteopolis is built around your own city: a living miniature of the place you live, drawn in one of 45 art styles, under its real weather. CARROT is built around a talking AI personality, and (Not Boring) Weather around a 3D, game-like interface.
The short version
| Meteopolis | (Not Boring) Weather | CARROT Weather | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core idea | Your city as a miniature, in your chosen art style | Playful 3D, video-game-inspired interface | A snarky weather robot with personality modes |
| Customization | 45 art styles that restyle the whole app | Themes and layouts | Personalities, layouts, data sources |
| Widgets | Home + Lock Screen, follow your style | Home + Lock Screen | Extensive |
| Alerts | Tiered, Live Activity for severe | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | People who want their city on their phone | People who love tactile, game-like UI | Weather nerds who like a joke |
Based on each app's App Store listing in October 2026. Features change, so check the listings for the latest.
Where Meteopolis is different
- It's about a place, not a mascot. The scene is your skyline with its landmarks, not a generic background.
- The style is the whole app. Switching from Neon to Crochet changes the fonts, icons, cards and widgets, not just a color.
- It's made to share. One tap turns today's city into a story poster or postcard.
When to pick something else
If you want minute-by-minute rain radar maps, multiple data sources to compare, or a weather robot that roasts you, the other two are excellent at those things. Plenty of people keep two weather apps: one for the radar, one for the home screen.
Try it side by side
- Download Meteopolis (free) and add your city.
- Put its widget next to your current one for a week.
- Keep the one you look forward to seeing.
Quick answers
What is a good alternative to (Not Boring) Weather?
Meteopolis is a design-led alternative built around your own city as a 3D miniature in 45 art styles.
Is there an alternative to CARROT Weather?
If you'd rather have a beautiful scene of your city than a talking personality, Meteopolis is a good fit.
