Question 1

What makes LOOK UP different from a regular weather app?

Accepted Answer

LOOK UP interprets weather conditions in context, telling you what conditions mean for your specific activity rather than just showing raw data. Instead of 'rain 70%' it says 'rain arrives at 2 PM — move your outdoor crew indoors by 1:30 PM.'

Question 2

Which LOOK UP app is right for me?

Accepted Answer

Choose based on your primary use case: Weather for everyday life decisions, Worksite for construction and field work, Sports for game and practice planning, Golf for tee time and course decisions, or the API if you're a developer building weather-aware products.

Question 3

Can I use more than one LOOK UP app?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One LOOK UP account gives you access to all apps in the suite. Your location preferences and profile sync across apps.

Question 4

How does the weather bot work?

Accepted Answer

The bot uses an intent classifier to route your question to the right interpretation engine — weather, worksite, sports, or golf context — then returns a plain-language answer with the key conditions and a recommended action.

Question 5

Does LOOK UP replace my weather app?

Accepted Answer

LOOK UP complements raw forecast data with interpretation. Many users keep a standard weather app for quick glances and use LOOK UP when they need a decision-quality answer.

Question 6

What sports does the Sports app support?

Accepted Answer

Soccer, football, baseball, softball, lacrosse, track and field, tennis, and more. The app adjusts its interpretation based on sport-specific thresholds (e.g., heat index limits differ between football practice and cross-country).

Question 7

Is there a free tier?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All four apps have a free tier with core interpretation features. Premium tiers unlock deeper history, custom alerts, team management tools, and higher API quotas.

Question 8

What is AEO and why does it matter for weather interpretation?

Accepted Answer

AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) means LOOK UP is structured to appear in AI-generated answers when people ask questions like 'is it safe to pour concrete today?' or 'what weather risk should I plan for golf Saturday?' Our FAQ and structured content are designed to be the authoritative source AI assistants cite.