Support & FAQ

Yes. Weather Belt is built offline-first. Your last-loaded radar, alerts, and forecast data remain accessible without a connection. Some live layers like NEXRAD radar require internet to refresh, but the app never requires connectivity to open or use core features.

Event Playbooks appear when an official NWS alert is active. They show the official alert and instruction separately from Weather Belt’s practical preparation steps. They do not issue warnings, predict events, or provide evacuation orders.

Weather Radio identifies a local NOAA Weather Radio station, frequency, SAME code, and transmitter status. You can use that information to program a dedicated weather radio. Broadcastify opens outside Weather Belt, where its own account, licensing, and playback terms apply.

Yes. You may save an authorized HTTPS endpoint you own or are permitted to use. Weather Belt does not validate, proxy, test, or catalog those services, and it does not store provider secrets.

No. Weather Belt is a one-time purchase of $9.99. No subscription, no account, no recurring charges. Ever.

Weather Belt uses your device's barometric pressure sensor for hardware-based storm alerts, GPS for location-aware radar and alerts, and push notifications for geofence-based severe weather warnings.

Noah360 brings each property's maintenance, rooms, appliances, documents, contractors, supplies, inventory, expenses, bills and budgets, insurance, vehicles, service history, paint, measurements, and reminders into one private workspace.

Yes. Add a primary home, rental, vacation property, or a family member's home and switch between them from the dashboard. Each property keeps its own photo, records, finances, policies, vehicles, tasks, and history.

No. Noah360 is fully local. No account, Ghost Logics cloud, or subscription is required. Your data stays on your device unless you choose to export a backup or use an optional provider with your own key.

Yes. The Ask Noah engine handles 20+ home maintenance categories across 10 appliance types. You type a question, it answers from local logic — no internet required.

Yes. Noah360 includes multi-vehicle tracking with disambiguation when you have more than one vehicle logged.

Yes. Noah360 uses native device notifications for due tasks, bills, policies, and other time-sensitive records. Notifications include the property name when you manage more than one location.

Yes. Noah360 registers shortcuts for destinations such as Tasks, Vault, Home Finance, and Insurance & Coverage. Availability and exact voice phrasing depend on the device and assistant version.

No. Noah360 is $9.99 one-time at launch. No recurring charges.

No. The Plant Library, Built-in Plant Matcher, Built-in Health Check, care guides, pest and nutrient references, seed catalog, journal, and reminders are included and work without an account or API key. You only add your own key if you choose an optional enhanced photo scan or AI chat.

If the local reference does not cover your plant or condition, you can add your own Plant.id or Pl@ntNet key for identification and an Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini key for an AI second opinion. Your photo and key go directly from your device to that provider, never through Ghost Logics.

It provides local guidance for common symptoms such as yellowing leaves, crisp edges, spreading spots, powdery growth, mite webbing, chewing damage, and wilting in wet soil. It points you to safer next steps and the in-app Nutrients and Pests guides; it is not a professional diagnosis.

No. PlantSense Pro is $14.99 once. The built-in tools have no time limit. If you choose to add a third-party key for enhanced photo scans or AI chat, any provider usage is between you and that provider.

Yes. TripIQ is designed for off-grid travel. Campground data (800+ sites), LPG stations, dump stations, and GMRS/Ham repeaters are all bundled in the app — no connection needed. Map tiles cache automatically as you browse.

Yes. Co-Pilot Sync uses 6-character share codes. Your travel partner enters the code on their device and your waypoints sync instantly. Works via AirDrop or clipboard — no account required.

Yes. NEXRAD radar is available when you have a connection. The app uses the same radar layer architecture as Weather Belt — animated, auto-refreshing, and layered over your route map.

TripIQ has a bundled database of 2,998 US and 132 UK LPG (propane) stations. A generic fuel station layer is planned for v1.1. There's also a dump station layer and campground layer covering both OSM and RIDB data sources.

No. TripIQ is $24.99 one-time. No account, no subscription, no telemetry. Your trip data stays on your device.

Yes. TaskBlade is free for Windows and macOS with no subscription, no renewal, and no telemetry.

No account is required. Download, install, and run locally on your machine.

No. TaskBlade runs entirely on your computer. Nothing phones home.

TaskBlade runs on Windows and macOS. Check the download page for current system requirements.

Wurd Fix launches with Word Wheel, Crossword, and Word Scramble. All puzzles are stored locally — no internet required to play.

Yes. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account. Free forever.

Yes. Wurd Fix tracks your daily fix streak, saved scores, and puzzle history locally on your device.