Set a temperature line for any zip code — current or forecast, above or below. Netletz checks at your plan's speed and alerts you when it crosses. Cover the tomatoes the day before the frost, not the morning of.

Forecast shows 34°F overnight in Austin — first freeze of the season. Cover the plants.
Zip code or city. National Weather Service for US locations, MET Norway elsewhere — public meteorological data, with the source named in every alert.
Above or below, current or forecast. Examples: "forecast at or below 34°F in 78704", "current temperature above 100°F in Phoenix".
An alert when a forecast hour or a current reading crosses your line, named with the local time and source.
34°F overnight in Austin
First freeze — cover the plants
102°F current in Phoenix
Above your 100° heat-wave line
Low of 52°F tomorrow in Boulder
Perfect run weather — your 50–60 window
One missed flight deal or sold-out campsite costs more than a year of Pro.
Catch one thing you'd otherwise miss.
For the handful of things that always seem to slip through.
When 'first in line' is worth real money.
Every new account starts with 14 days of Power — 15 Watchers, 1-minute checks, texts and the AI page watcher, plus 1 ticket watcher at 2-hour checks, hourly in the final 48 hours. No card needed. Afterwards you move to Free unless you pick a plan; we remind you on day 11 and day 13.
Check speeds are the fastest each plan allows. Plan speeds apply to weather, metals, stocks, crypto and forex, and to campsites on Recreation.gov, California and Virginia. Page reads (Amazon, AI, webpage and ticket pages) run at most hourly, eBay listings every 2 hours, AutoTrader every 6 hours, gas station prices every 3–6 hours, ReserveAmerica campsites every 2 hours, flights every 2–6 hours until 30 days out, and domains once a day.
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime. Taxes calculated and handled automatically.
Set a temperature watcher in 30 seconds. The next time the line is crossed, your phone tells you.