It’s so bad
Response from developer
Yes, it does one eclipse at a time, even with “premium”, which is not a subscription but a one time fee of $2.00 so I can pay for the weather info. Find another app that tells you when you are on the line of totality, gives you cloud cover probability, duration at any spot, help with booking, and let me know 😊 Or maybe you can make one yourself 😀 BTW, next release will have the next 2 eclipses…
The perfect tool!
Spectacular app, easy to use
Poor design, but you get what you pay for.
The map forces portrait orientation for no reason, which is a major pain because most iPad mounts/stands are landscape.
Response from developer
The map is Apple Maps, and I have no control of the contrast. Thank you for the tip on iPads. I will work on that. I hope you enjoy the eclipse anyway 😊
I wish Solar Eclipse Timer had this map...
Response from developer
SE Timer and Eclipse Run are good partners for serious eclipse chasers! Thank you for the stars!
Great app, lots of info, clean interface
Excellent usability
Love the new features in the updated version. We’re all set for April 8, 2024.
Only covers TOTAL eclipses, not partial or even annular.
Also, even after I paid for the add-on, I still couldn’t get any of the weather, lodging, or travel information that it was supposed to give me. 🤷♂️
Response from developer
No, it only covers total eclipses, not annular ones. What exact problems did you encounter? Thank you for any details 😊
Epic fail
Only covers one eclipse that’s already happened!
Response from developer
Eclipse Run now covers the total eclipse of April 8th 2024, which has not yet happened 😊 since it was free, no money back, but if it hasn’t updated automatically delete it and download the new version from the App Store. Note that you need iOS 15 or higher, and that Eclipse Run only covers total eclipses and not annular ones (with all due respect to the sun and moon)
