This app provides a real-time photography score based on weather conditions, offering smart tips for optimal shooting times. It accurately predicts sunrise, sunset, golden hour, and moon phases, along with detailed weather data. Save favorite locations and utilize its dark interface designed for low-light use.
1.22.0
October 21, 2026
Plan the 2027 eclipse — and every eclipse to 2035 — from anywhere. • Eclipse planner: open an eclipse, pick a saved spot or search for any place, and see the contact times on that place's clock, how long totality lasts there, how far you are from the centre line and the edge of the path, where the Sun stands, and how often the sky was clear at that hour over the past ten years. • Make a shot plan from an eclipse and its run sheet is written for you: eye safety first, the filter to pack, a frame interval for the partial phase, when to check focus, when the filter comes off and an exposure ladder for the corona. • Field mode speaks the cues so your eyes stay on the sky, and a Live Activity counts down to totality. • OwlPlot now asks you once to agree to its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, both linked from Settings. • OwlPlot opens faster.
MoreReally appreciate this! Knowing the conditions before you head out is exactly what I built OwlPlot for. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback!
The photography score is an instant 0-100 rating indicating current conditions for photography. It considers cloud cover, precipitation, visibility, and wind to help you know when conditions are ideal.
Yes, Owlplot provides precise timing for golden hour and blue hour windows. It also offers smart tips like "Golden hour in 45 min — perfect conditions!" based on your location and current weather.
Owlplot includes cloud cover percentage, precipitation chance, visibility distance, and wind speed. This detailed information helps photographers make informed decisions about their shoots.
Yes, Owlplot allows you to save your favorite photography spots for quick access. Recently visited locations are also remembered automatically for convenience.
Absolutely. Owlplot features a dark interface specifically designed for use at dawn and dusk, making it easier to view and operate in low-light environments.
No, Owlplot does not require an account to use. All calculations are performed on-device using proven astronomical algorithms, ensuring privacy and immediate access.
Owlplot is available on iPhone and iPad, indicated by its support for these devices. It is designed for users who need photography planning tools on the go.
The latest version of Owlplot is 1.11.0, last updated on February 22, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
