CO2 on Watch & Lockscreen vs Daily Angle

Enhance your Aranet4, Airvalent or Inkbird IAM-T1 monitoring experience with an app focused on Apple Watch integration and Lock Screen widgets. (this is a companion app focusing on Apple Watch integration and Lock Screen visibility; for the original features, please use the official apps). KEY FEATURES: - Apple Watch Integration: Monitor CO₂ levels directly from your wrist with multiple complication styles (including a 3hr history graph) - Lock Screen Widgets: Keep CO₂ readings visible at all times on your iPhone - Smart Alerts: Customizable CO₂ threshold notifications - Background Monitoring: Continuous tracking even when the app isn't active - Live activity: for real-time monitoring - Color-coded Visuals: Quick understanding of air quality status DEVICE COMPATIBILITY: - Works with Aranet4, Airvalent and Inkbird IAM-T1 devices. The app is free to test and connect to your device, with in-app purchases available for premium features. This app is licensed under the standard Apple EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

More solar yield through the right angle – recalculated every day. Adjusting your solar panel tilt angle regularly can increase your annual yield by up to 5%, depending on location and season. Tilt calculates the optimal tilt angle for today and tomorrow based on your location, sun position, and weather forecast – simply read it off and align your panels accordingly. CAMPING MODE Designed specifically for mobile solar setups: Camping Mode shows you the best tilt angle separately for morning, midday, and afternoon. Perfect if you're on the road and want to readjust several times a day to get the most out of your mobile solar system. FEATURES - Daily angle recommendation based on weather data and sun position - Next-day preview for advance planning - Uses GPS location for precise calculations WHO IS THIS APP FOR? - Owners of solar systems with adjustable mounts - Campers and van-life users with mobile solar panels - Anyone who wants to understand how sun position and weather affect the optimal angle