Kirveno

Kirveno tells you when the light is good. Sunrise, sunset, golden hour, blue hour and the moon — for exactly where you are, calculated on your phone in a second. - THE ARC The day is a shape before it is a number. Kirveno draws the sun's whole path across the sky, with the golden hour marked in colour so you can see how much of it is left at a glance. Two styles to choose from: solargraphy, which overlays every trajectory of the year so today stands out against them, or the twilight section, which cuts at the horizon and shows the layers of dusk beneath it — the half most apps stop drawing, and the one that matters when you need to get back before dark. - THE MOON, HONESTLY Most moon apps tell you the phase and when it rises. Kirveno also knows where the sun is, so it can tell you the only thing that actually matters: the window when the moon is up AND the sun is already below the horizon. A full moon in the afternoon sky lights nothing. - PLAN AHEAD Thirty days of sunrise and sunset times, each compared with today — not just "13h 52m" but "12 minutes less", and at which end of the day you lose them. - PLACES Save the spots you shoot from and see them side by side: how much more light they get than where you are now, how far away they are, and when their golden hour starts. Your current location is always included and never counts against the free allowance. - IT FOLLOWS THE SUN The app goes dark before dawn and after blue hour, light during the day — because it behaves like its own content. Or set it to light, dark or system: your choice always wins. - WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Every calculation happens on your phone. No account, no server, nothing to sign up for. It works on a plane and up a mountain, and your location never leaves the device.