This app predicts the quality of sunrise and sunset based on weather data, assigning a score from 0-100. It calculates exact astronomical times and offers a 10-day forecast, allowing users to set alerts for optimal viewing conditions. Users can also log their observations and share photos.
1.4.1
October 1, 2026
Golden hour alerts finally arrive. ZORIA never asked permission to send notifications, so none could be delivered. Your alert settings — threshold, lead time, sunrise, sunset — are now kept between launches. Adding a followed place now opens the full city list with search, instead of a short selection. Two passages still showed in French inside the English app.
MoreThe ZORIA score is a rating from 0 to 100 that predicts the quality of a sunrise or sunset. It's calculated using Apple Weather data for low, medium, and high clouds, humidity, visibility, and precipitation probability.
No, ZORIA does not contain advertisements. The app is committed to a user experience free from ad trackers and audience measurement tools.
ZORIA provides a score based on weather data and astronomical calculations. While it aims for accuracy, it acknowledges that weather can be unpredictable, and a high score doesn't guarantee a perfect view.
Yes, ZORIA calculates sunrise, sunset, golden hour, blue hour, and sun azimuth directly on your device using astronomy, so it does not require an internet connection for these core features.
ZORIA is currently supported on iPhone devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.
ZORIA was last updated on September 18, 2026, with version 1.4.0. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
ZORIA has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals.
ZORIA prioritizes user privacy by sending only rounded coordinates to obtain weather data, without any identifiers. Publishing photos requires an account created with Sign in with Apple, which stores only a pseudonym, not your name or address.
