LuckGrib

The description by the author is honest and practical. The app works really well, although I am only learning to use GRIB files mostly to better understand weather and for sailing (not an “expert”). I like how easy it is to load different files at different scales, and easily select the data that should be visualized. Also great that files can be loaded directly from the iPad files.

Offline. Quick. Robust. Investment well worth imo. And yes, you have a million wind apps but for me this is just rock solid. Even after years of use.

I like how the app works, the functions and layout.
The details of the chart however are very bad. Almost no detail at all.
I use high resolution gribs for regatta sailing so i know where i can find the best wind in the competition area. I only see rough shorelines and no details like harbours and small islands, not even a 30km long road on a dike through the water. (Afsluitdijk Netherlands and Houtribdijk IJsselmeer Netherlands).

Great app! All data in one place. Very clear presentation. Really worth the money. Maybe in a next update a baufort scale?

Well, I never write reviews. But luckgrib really deserves it. If you’re looking for something to help you understand weather better, just get this app. Luckgrib is such an easy-to-use app with lots of advanced possibilities. You can easily select layers and create maps, and then compare it with another one in such a quick way. As a weather interested, It helps you get a good and quick insight on both big and local weather systems.

Good app with many options! Being an user of grib viewers for some years this on is really a must have. Better graphics, more options for regional files.