Solar Eclipse: Map & Times

Solar Eclipse: Map & Times

2027 totality, 2028 ring

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Released
August 12, 2026
Updated
September 8, 2026

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Get precise eclipse predictions for your exact location, distinguishing between total, annular, and partial events. It provides exact contact times, directional guidance, and cloud cover forecasts, all while working offline.

βœ“Precise totality/annularity verdict for your location
βœ“Exact contact times to the second
βœ“Live compass for sun direction
βœ“Cloud cover forecast
βœ“Offline functionality
βœ“Safety warnings for viewing
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What's New in Solar Eclipse

1.3

September 8, 2026

New - Add a home screen widget that counts down to the next eclipse and shows what you'll see from your saved place. Improved & Fixed - Fixed a rare crash that could interrupt setup the first time you open the app.

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FAQ

Does Solar Eclipse: Map & Times show the path of totality?

Yes, Solar Eclipse: Map & Times displays the full path map, including the center line and both limits of the eclipse. This allows users to visualize the eclipse's trajectory across the Earth.

How accurate are the eclipse times provided by Solar Eclipse: Map & Times?

The app provides every contact time to the second, in the local time of the place you are inquiring about. It uses data from sources like the Instituto Geografico Nacional for high precision.

Can I use Solar Eclipse: Map & Times without an internet connection?

Yes, everything except the cloud forecast runs entirely on your device without needing a signal. This ensures you have access to critical eclipse information even in remote areas or during network congestion.

Does Solar Eclipse: Map & Times offer safety guidance for viewing eclipses?

Absolutely. The app provides crucial safety information, emphasizing the need for certified ISO 12312-2 filters and never advising users to remove glasses unless they are genuinely inside totality.

What types of eclipses does Solar Eclipse: Map & Times cover?

The app covers both total solar eclipses, like the significant one on August 2, 2027, and annular eclipses, such as the 'ring of fire' event on January 26, 2028. It clearly distinguishes between these types for your location.

How does Solar Eclipse: Map & Times handle eclipse times that occur after sunset?

For eclipses that end below the horizon, the app clips the times to sunset. This prevents showing observation times that are impossible to see, providing more practical information.

Does Solar Eclipse: Map & Times collect user data?

No, the app emphasizes privacy with no tracking or analytics. Your location never leaves your phone, and the only network request is for Apple's weather service.

What is the update frequency for Solar Eclipse: Map & Times?

The app is designed to move to the next eclipse on its own without requiring an update, as seen with the inclusion of eclipses in 2027 and 2028. Updates would likely occur for bug fixes or significant new features.