UV Index & Tanning: Caramello
Tanning app, Sunsafe, Sunglow
About
Achieve a golden tan faster and safer with real-time UV tracking. This app creates personalized tanning routines based on your location, skin type, and desired shade, with intelligent alerts to prevent sunburn and ensure Vitamin D exposure.
What's New in UV Index & Tanning
1.3.1
June 25, 2025
minor fixes
Subscription plans
Annual Subscription
Yearly access to a personalized schedule
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Caramello?
Caramello is a lifestyle app that helps you achieve a tan faster and safer by using real-time UV tracking. It provides personalized tanning routines and alerts to prevent sunburn.
How does Caramello personalize tanning routines?
Caramello creates personalized plans based on your location's UV index, your skin type, and your desired tan shade. It optimizes exposure times for your specific skin tone.
Does Caramello help prevent sunburn?
Yes, Caramello offers burn prevention alerts and smart SPF reminders. It notifies you before UV damage occurs and reminds you to reapply sunscreen based on real-time exposure.
What is the cost of Caramello subscriptions?
Caramello offers a Weekly Subscription for $5.99/P7D and an Annual Subscription for $12.99/P1Y. Both plans include a 3-day free trial.
How can I manage my Caramello subscription?
You can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase. You will retain access to Pro features until the end of the current billing period.
What devices does Caramello support?
Caramello is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was last updated on June 25, 2025, with version 1.3.1.
Is Caramello suitable for all ages?
Caramello has an age rating of 12+, indicating it is appropriate for users aged 12 and older. The app provides informational advice and does not offer medical diagnoses.
Does Caramello have ads?
Caramello is free to download and use, and it does not contain advertisements. However, it offers in-app purchases for premium subscription features.
