Dear Windy Team, I would like to submit ACTweather v0.1.14 for review and inclusion in the public Windy plugin list, so users can install it on the web and in the Windy mobile app. Plugin name: ACTweather Latest version: 0.1.14 Installation URL: https://windy-plugins.com/15619581/windy-plugin-actweather/0.1.14/plugin.min.js Source code: https://github.com/aedy48212tw/ACTweather Main features: Point forecasts covering precipitation, wind, clouds, temperature, atmospheric pressure, visibility, and upper-air conditions. Marine information, including sea surface temperature, waves, and ocean currents. Forecast summaries formatted as METAR-style codes. Customizable forecast cards that users can generate, preview, and download. English and Traditional Chinese interfaces. Screenshots: screenshot1.jpg and screenshot2.jpg are available in the repository’s src folder. [image: 1792078876900-screenshot1.jpg] [image: 1792078876937-screenshot2.jpg] The plugin is configured with private: false. Could you please review ACTweather for inclusion in the public plugin list? Please let me know if any changes or additional information are needed. Thank you for your time and for providing the Windy plugin platform. Best regards, Chih-Yi Chen

Update: I ran 18 upload variants, all with the same "Plugins" API key, and every one gets "HTTP 415 Unsupported Media Type" with no other detail, in ~0.15 s: multipart field plugin_archive with tar (GNU, ustar, pax), tar.gz and zip, with and without explicit type; raw body (no multipart) with Content-Type application/x-tar, application/octet-stream, and application/gzip; the exact command of the official windy-plugin-template (dist folder with plugin.json, plugin.min.js and screenshot.jpg). An invalid key gets 401, so the key itself seems recognised. Since the archive format and the request form make no difference, could you check whether my account (FRA915) or my key is allowed to upload plugins, or whether something is wrong on the server side? Thanks!

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@Tirili75 @brodiej This bug is still present in Oct 2, 2026. I’m using Android on a Samsung Galaxy tablet. By following the exact opposite of the instructions, and scrolling the timeline back and forth in Windy, I am able to get around the problem. It’s almost like Passage Planner is only able to read what Windy has already read/cached. By forcing Windy to load more days of weather, it seems to also become available to Passage Planner. Fantastic plugin by the way. Very nicely done! The usability (barring the above bug) is excellent!

@pavelmedia I have submitted the new version for approval. Thanks

@Mellorine-TEAM No, there is no plugin showing the sea depths. But the Nav Tools plugin displays navigational aids.

Hello @girai-kaku ! In your github repo readme you mention that you would like to use vector maps at some point. Starting with the current Windy version (51.2.1), the LeafletGL library's MapLibre core is no longer trimmed and it now has the full MapLibre feature set, including all the vector layer types. It corresponds to roughly MapLibre v5.21. So now you can experiment with vector maps in your plugin if you want :)

From the windy team: Meteoblue AI offers only point forecast data, not the map model/coverage.

@rboulaire said in Feature request — allow (at least trusted/reviewed) plugins in the native mobile apps + lateral drag for the mobile panel: Native app support This has been supported for a few months now. Make sure you have the latest version the app installed

Looks like it is working now with the latest version of the app

@Guillermo-Kozub Thanks, plugin published.

@bcrosby Thanks, plugin published.

@Beckybear1 Windy is not a nautical chart app. So it’s obvious that you need to get the right charts, paper or electronic, to plan a trip at sea. To ensure particularly that you have enough water depth under your keel. Windy provides the weather forecasts. By using the Distance&planning feature you can plot your route, select the Boat option and get the weather forecasts along your path. For example, one of my sailing trips several years ago... [image: 1785480169732-img_4223.jpeg] In Windy plugins you will find a sophisticated tool, the Passage Planner plugin, that plots the best route according to expected weather conditions predicted by the models available in Windy. It is designed primarily for sailboats. However, this plugin does not provide water depth data; it is not intended for navigation in the immediate vicinity of the coast.

@idefix37 The plugin