KDL Cyclone

Caribbean hurricane watch, no account needed.

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Version
0.19.2
Runs on
In browser
Who it's for
Guadeloupe and the Caribbean
Status
Stable release
Publisher
KDL TECH

Web app you can install (PWA): it opens in your browser and can be added to your home screen, on phone as well as on computer. No native Windows, Linux or macOS build — none is needed.

KDL Cyclone KDL Cyclone : la situation cyclonique du jour, thème clair
KDL Cyclone : la carte des systèmes suivis, thème sombre

Real screenshot of the application

What it does

Caribbean hurricane watch, no account needed.

KDL Cyclone brings together the Météo-France alert level and tropical system tracking for Guadeloupe and the Caribbean, on phone as well as desktop. Free, no account.

  • Météo-France alert level
  • Tropical system tracking
  • Mobile and desktop
  • No account
Screenshots

What it looks like

KDL CycloneKDL Cyclone : la carte des systèmes suivis, thème sombre
KDL Cyclone : la carte des systèmes suivis, thème sombre
KDL CycloneKDL Cyclone sur téléphone
KDL Cyclone sur téléphone
Use it

Nothing to install to get started

The app opens in your browser. No account, no sign-up, no waiting.

Install it on your device

Once installed it opens like a real app, with its own icon — and the last bulletin you viewed stays readable even offline.

  • Android, Chrome or Edge: ⋮ menu, then “Install app” or “Add to Home screen”.
  • iPhone or iPad, Safari: Share button, then “Add to Home Screen”.
  • Computer: an install icon appears at the right of the address bar.

Source code on GitHub

Security

What the software does with your data

The application runs locally: your data is never sent to KDL TECH.

Written by KDL TECH

A named workshop in Les Abymes, not an anonymous publisher. Company number published in the footer.

Verifiable download

The SHA-256 fingerprint of every file is published: you can check what you install.

No account, no cloud

The software runs on your machine. Nothing leaves for the internet without your say-so.

Support from the person who codes

A question or a bug: you write to the author of the software, not to a form.

A question about KDL Cyclone?

Support comes from the workshop that wrote the software.