DayCity
The world's "now" as living art on your home screen.
DayCity launched on February 25, 2026 with 23 votes, #715 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Most weather apps just show numbers. DayCity brings the world's "now" to your home screen as living art. Our widgets feature stunning isometric cityscapes that update hourly with local weather. Powered by AI, the scenery evolves daily—you'll never see the exact same city twice. With "Time Travel", scroll through the past 24 hours to relive a Parisian sunset or Tokyo morning. Save breathtaking moments as snapshots! Discover a new world every day.
Weather-synced cityscapes that change every hour. Catch a Parisian sunset on your break. Wake up to rain in Tokyo. Available on iOS and Android.
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