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This app provides personalized seating recommendations for public transport and flights to avoid direct sunlight. It uses real-time sun position calculations and location-based weather data to ensure comfortable travel.
What's New in Sunny
1.1
August 20, 2025
Orange "Find Sunny-side" button by default (no gray disabled state) RTL language support with proper X button positioning Cleaner results screen (removed journey details section) Simplified trip details (removed time source row) New color scheme: White, yellow, and orange only Larger vehicle emojis with proper spacing from sun/moon White background throughout with better visual hierarchy
MoreFAQ
What is Sunny-Side?
Sunny-Side is a travel app that offers personalized seating recommendations for buses, trains, and planes to help you avoid direct sunlight and travel more comfortably.
How does Sunny-Side work?
Sunny-Side uses real-time sun position calculations, GPS, and location-based weather data to determine the best seats to avoid glare during your journey.
What types of transportation does Sunny-Side support?
Sunny-Side supports a wide range of transportation, including city buses, intercity coaches, trains, subways, and commercial flights, as well as any directional travel.
Is Sunny-Side available on multiple devices?
Yes, Sunny-Side is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for many Apple users.
Does Sunny-Side have ads?
No, Sunny-Side is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted and comfortable travel planning experience for all users.
How often is Sunny-Side updated?
The latest version of Sunny-Side is 1.1, and it was last updated on August 20, 2025, indicating active development and support.
What is the age rating for Sunny-Side?
Sunny-Side has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience of travelers.
Can I plan journeys with Sunny-Side?
Yes, Sunny-Side features interactive journey planning with autocomplete search, allowing you to easily input your departure and destination for personalized recommendations.





