Aurea – Golden Hour Forecast
Sunset, blue hour & night sky
About
This app forecasts optimal lighting conditions for photography, considering weather and celestial events. It highlights golden hour, blue hour, and dark sky periods, helping users plan shoots effectively.
What's New in Aurea
4.9
November 4, 2026
A fresh new look. Aurea has a new design and a new icon, and it now belongs to the same family as Bordr, our photo frames and portfolio app. - A cleaner, simpler Settings page - More from us: find Bordr in Settings - Small fixes and improvements
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$7.99
Lifetime
Aurea Pro, once.
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FAQ
What is Aurea's primary function?
Aurea forecasts optimal lighting conditions for photography, including golden hour, blue hour, and dark sky periods, by integrating weather forecasts and celestial data.
Does Aurea have ads?
No, Aurea is ad-free. The app is designed for a distraction-free user experience, allowing users to focus on planning their shoots.
What devices is Aurea available on?
Aurea is available on iPhone and iPad devices, offering a consistent experience across Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is Aurea updated?
The latest version of Aurea is 4.9, and it was last updated on November 4, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What is the age rating for Aurea?
Aurea has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in photography.
Can I track multiple locations with Aurea?
Yes, Aurea allows you to track every place that matters. You can add multiple locations, such as your city or travel destinations, and switch between their forecasts instantly.
How does Aurea handle weather information?
Aurea goes beyond simple sunrise and sunset times by checking forecasts for clouds, visibility, and rain to determine when the light will actually be good.
What does the 'dot' system in Aurea represent?
Each day in Aurea is represented by a row of dots. Lit dots indicate hours where the light and weather conditions are favorable for photography, while grey dots represent ordinary daylight or night.
