Doesn’t Give Azimuth
Too bad. Can’t tell when sun will be without azimuth.
great app!
Tells exactly where the sun will be in a few hours, or where it will be on a certain day and time. Great for photography lighting. Also great to figure out how much shade you’ll have when you park your car, or to place your things for an afternoon.
Day Light Saving time bug.
There is a bug in the app with Day Light Saving time. The app does change to the correct local time when DLS started on 3/13/2021.
Nicely done
Why does that little earth show two north’s west is missing 😎
Great app but solar noon is now missing after Apple update!
Great app but solar noon data is now missing after recent Apple update.
Response from developer
Some time zone issue is fixed now, hope the solar noon data is also fixed on your side. Sorry for the trouble
Simple, effective but frustrating UI
Does the job of showing sun position for a given date and time. Does that well.
Frustrating: tap targets so darn small it’s very difficult to change time and date. No way to enter a specific time other than scrolling with tiny hard to hit tap targets. Changing date only buy calendar or tiny scroll tap targets. Come on, these scrollers are stock standard API devices - please use them!
Would be nice- jump to: sunset/sunrise/peak elevation
Frustrating: tap targets so darn small it’s very difficult to change time and date. No way to enter a specific time other than scrolling with tiny hard to hit tap targets. Changing date only buy calendar or tiny scroll tap targets. Come on, these scrollers are stock standard API devices - please use them!
Would be nice- jump to: sunset/sunrise/peak elevation
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Great app
Clean and intuitive.
Extremely useful
Extremely useful. UI is also very clean and intuitive.
Shading
Hey wonderful Chen! You are onto something. Can you please add a feature or two to show shading from structures for solar carport photovoltaic placement. And, off-course, it will us park our cars in shade from building and trees. Keep the great work going.
