About AuroraMe
The aurora forecast app that actually tells you when to go outside.
The Problem We Solve
Most aurora apps show you a Kp index number and leave you guessing. "Kp is 5... but is that enough for my location? What about clouds? Is it even dark enough?"
AuroraMe answers one question: "Will I see aurora tonight at my exact location?"
We combine 5 factors that determine aurora visibility:
- Kp index — geomagnetic activity from NOAA
- Cloud cover — real-time weather data
- Moon phase — bright moon washes out faint aurora
- Darkness window — aurora invisible during twilight
- Magnetic latitude — determines your Kp threshold
Key Features
5-Factor Predictions
Kp index, cloud cover, moon phase, darkness window, and magnetic latitude — combined into one clear forecast.
Smart Alerts
Real-time + predictive (30-90 min ahead) + storm warnings. Premium: alerts from unlimited locations at once.
Global Coverage
Tap any point on Earth. Any city, any GPS coordinate. Works anywhere from Fairbanks to Tasmania.
Live Aurora Globe & Sun
Interactive aurora map with real-time OVATION data. Plus GOES SUVI sun images and LASCO coronagraphs.
See It In Action
Our Data Sources
AuroraMe predictions are built on trusted scientific data:
- NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center — Kp index and OVATION aurora model
- GFZ German Research Centre — backup geomagnetic data
- Weather APIs — real-time cloud coverage for each location
- Astronomical calculations — moon phase and twilight times
Data updates every 5-15 minutes depending on source availability.
Timeline
Built by
Nikolai Iakubovskii
Founder & Lead Developer
Full-stack engineer who built AuroraMe's real-time pipeline — processing 30,000+ subscriber alerts every 15 minutes from 9 NOAA data feeds. After missing aurora displays due to scattered forecast tools, he designed a 5-factor prediction model that combines Kp index, cloud cover, moon phase, darkness, and magnetic latitude into a single clear answer. The app now serves 60,000+ active users in 37 languages.
Try AuroraMe Free
Set up your first location in 30 seconds. Get notified before aurora appears.
Contact
Questions or feedback? Reach out at [email protected]