Earth light map vs Eepy

The app presents the earth daylight status at the chosen date and time on a mercatorian earth map projection. It indicates the curve where the sun is -0.8 degrees below the horizon (sunset or sunrise) as well as the curve where the sun is at -18 degrees below the horizon (astronomical twilight or dawn). It also depicts the sun and moon positions in the equatorial coordinate system, the moon's phase, next equinox/solstice notification , user location, next lunar eclipse & Easter date

Eepy helps you keep track of time across the world with color-coded time-of-day gradients. Search for any city or country, add unlimited timezones, and organize them exactly how you need. Your local time stays pinned at the top so you always know where you are. Need to know what time it is somewhere else? Use the interactive timeline slider to check any time across all your zones simultaneously. See at a glance whether it's morning, afternoon, or night in each location. Perfect for coordinating with remote teams, planning international trips, scheduling calls across timezones, or checking in on friends and family around the globe. Features: - Search and add unlimited timezones for any city, country, or timezone code (i.e. CET, PST, GMT...) - Color-coded gradients show time of day instantly across all zones - Interactive timeline slider to view past and future times across all zones simultaneously - Reorder your timezones freely while keeping local time pinned at the top - Swipe to delete timezones quickly - 12 and 24-hour format options for flexible time display - Light and dark mode support - Available in English and French - Simple and fast timezone lookup tool - Clean, intuitive interface designed for quick time coordination