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Start with the essentials.
See the current temperature, feels-like reading, weather condition, humidity, rain, and day or night state together.
A WEATHER EXTENSION FOR CHROME
A clearer view
of what’s ahead.
Current conditions, the hours ahead, and a short-range daily outlook — thoughtfully arranged in a small window, right where you work.
ClimanoClimano°C System
YOUR LOCAL FORECAST
Weather, made clear.
Conditions around you.
⌖Sample locationSelected place
CURRENT CONDITIONS
DaytimePartly cloudy
24°
Feels like 25°H 27° / L 19°
Humidity 62%Rain 0.0 mmSun Day
THE BIG PICTUREDaily forecast
6-day rangeToday◒27° 19°
Tomorrow☼29° 20°
Next day☁25° 18°
HOUR BY HOURHourly forecast
TodayNow24°
12 PM26°
1 PM27°
2 PM27°
3 PM26°
Interface preview · sample values, not live weather
NowCurrent local conditions
Hour by hourChoose a time and see the detail
6 daysThree past days plus three forecast days
Your choiceSearch or select your location
01 / The experience
The weather,
without the noise.
Climano keeps the everyday forecast close at hand. Open the extension to see the temperature and conditions first, then move into the details only when you need them.
Designed as a focused browser popup — not another dashboard to manage.
02
Follow the changing hours.
Scan the hourly timeline, select a time, and explore the conditions behind that forecast.
03
Look beyond today.
Compare daily highs and lows, weather conditions, sunrise, and sunset across the available range.
02 / More than a temperature
The details that
shape the day.
Choose an hour to see a fuller picture of the atmosphere — useful context beyond the headline number.
iValues depend on the selected location, forecast hour, and data returned by Open-Meteo.
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Feels likeApparent temperature
°02
Relative humidityMoisture in the air
%03
RainPrecipitation amount
mm04
VisibilityHorizontal visibility
m / km05
Cloud coverLow · mid · high layers
%06
SunshineSunshine duration
min / h07
WindSpeed and direction at 180 m
↗08
DaylightDay or night state
◐ 03 / Your place
Start nearby.
Or look elsewhere.
Choose the location that matters to you. Climano can estimate a starting point, use device location after you choose it, or look up a city by name.
Location is a choice, not a guess you have to keep.
01 / QUICK START
Approximate location
An IP-based lookup provides an approximate starting location when no saved location is available.
IP estimate · ipapi.co02 / YOUR PERMISSION
Device location
Choose “Use device location” to request browser geolocation and use your device's coordinates.
Only after you opt in03 / SEARCH A PLACE
Find a city
Search for a city or place by name through the Open-Meteo Geocoding API.
City and place search 04 / Data & privacy
Clear weather.
Clear about data.
Climano uses external services to find an approximate location and retrieve weather information. Here is what is sent and where.
01
IP lookup
ipapi.co receives your public IP as part of an approximate location request.
02
Forecast requests
Your selected latitude and longitude are sent to Open-Meteo to return weather data.
03
Place search
The city or place name you enter is sent to Open-Meteo's Geocoding API.
04
Local preferences
Your preferences, last location, and cached forecast are stored with Chrome local storage.
05 / Get started
A few steps
to your forecast.
Climano is currently distributed as a source project and is not listed on the Chrome Web Store. Load the extension in Chrome using Developer mode.
No build step. No weather API key.
The current version can be loaded directly from the project folder.
The current version can be loaded directly from the project folder.
Climano is proprietary source-available software. Review the included LICENSE.txt for the permitted uses.
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This creates a Climano folder on your computer. Git must be installed.
Clone the repository
Open a terminal in the directory where you keep your projects, then run this command:
git clone https://github.com/darshseraphic/Climano.git
02
Open Chrome extensions
In Chrome, visit chrome://extensions.
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Enable Developer mode
Turn on the Developer mode switch, usually shown near the top-right of the extensions page.
04
Load the cloned folder
Click Load unpacked, then select the cloned Climano folder — the folder containing manifest.json.
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Pin Climano
Open Chrome's Extensions menu and pin Climano for quick access.
06 / Frequently asked
A little more
to know.
Some useful details before you get started.
Where does Climano get its weather data?
Current conditions and forecast values come from the Open-Meteo Forecast API. City and place search uses the Open-Meteo Geocoding API.
How far ahead does the forecast go?
The extension requests three past days and three forecast days (a six-day daily range), using the location's automatic timezone. The exact values displayed depend on the API response for the selected place.
Can I switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit?
Yes. Climano includes a temperature-unit control for switching between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Can I choose light or dark mode?
Yes. The extension supports System, Light, and Dark themes.
Does Climano need an API key?
No weather API key or build step is required for the current implementation.
Is Climano on the Chrome Web Store?
Not at this time. The current project is loaded through Chrome's Developer mode using the “Load unpacked” option.
CLIMANO / WEATHERMake room for
a clearer forecast.
Keep the conditions close. Keep the rest of your day moving.
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