There's a Human Behind This App

I'm Veronika, and I made MeteoSound.

Not because the world needed another app. Let's face it, we're doing pretty well in that department.

I just liked the idea of bringing weather and radio together.

After twelve years in the Netherlands, I know a thing or two about unpredictable weather. And I've always loved radio. Not necessarily knowing what comes next, stumbling across a great song, or tuning into a station somewhere far away just to hear what's happening there.

So I thought, why not combine the two?

Simple idea. Slightly less simple execution.

I built MeteoSound with the help of AI tools, and I'm not particularly shy about saying that. It's 2026. We have some pretty incredible technology at our fingertips, and I intend to use it.

But here's something I've learned along the way: AI is very good at building things. It's not always very good at knowing whether those things make sense.

At one point, MeteoSound was proudly showing the same hotel lobby in Laos for Budapest, Udine and Istanbul. Apparently, that's what a jazz evening looks like everywhere.

It took a human to notice that something was a bit off.

And that's really my point.

Behind all the code, APIs and clever tools, there's still someone making decisions, questioning results, changing their mind, and occasionally deleting something they spent an entire afternoon building.

In this case, that's me.

MeteoSound is my experiment in bringing together things I enjoy: music, places, weather, and the possibility of discovering something unexpected.

It's not perfect, and I'm still working on it. But it's mine, and I hope you'll have some fun with it.

And if you discover a brilliant radio station somewhere in the world, I'd love to hear about it.

There is no bad weather. Just the wrong station.

Veronika

Creator of MeteoSound