Caféine Software

Caféine Software

Space weather,
on your screen.

We build Android apps and a web service that turn raw NOAA space weather feeds into something you can read at a glance — geomagnetic storms, solar flares, and what they actually mean.

Photo: Aurora over Dunstanburgh by Daniel Monk @danmonk91

What we publish

Two apps and a service, one data pipeline

Every product reads from the same source — the Space Weather Prediction Center of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — with an automatic mirror when NOAA is unreachable.

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Geomagnetic Storms

Android app100K+ downloads

Geomagnetic storms and solar flares online, with three-day and twenty-seven-day forecasts and a full set of home screen widgets.

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Geomagnetic Storms X

Android app10K+ downloads

A simpler interface and the minimum number of settings — graphs and widgets showing current geomagnetic data online.

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Space Weather

Web service

A web service showing the current estimated planetary K-index and recent history — no install, no account, works on any device.

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Inside the apps

Four charts. All of them widgets.

History, forecasts and solar flare activity — each chart also sits on your home screen, alongside a compact dial showing the current index from 0 to 9.

  • 3-day history chart of the planetary K-index

    3-Days History

  • 3-day K-index forecast chart

    3-Days Forecast

  • 30-day K-index forecast chart

    30-Days Forecast

  • Solar flare X-ray flux chart

    Solar Flares

110K+downloads across both apps
NOAA SWPCprimary data source, with mirror fallback
0accounts to create, on any product

Start with whichever fits.

Full toolkit or stripped-down — both are free on Google Play, and the web service needs nothing at all.