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Version 1.2.1 · 2026-10-24
UI improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2026-10-24.








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Plan your day around natural light, and never miss a sunset again.
See the sky as it is right now: the sun on its real path over the mountains, the colors of golden and blue hour, and the stars after dark. Exact times for wherever you are, beautifully simple.
THE SKY, LIVE
• A living sky that follows the real sun, from first light to the stars at night
• The sun's actual path for your place and date, with golden and blue hour marked on it
• Drag the sun along the day to see the light at any moment
• A countdown to the next sunrise or sunset
EXACT SUN TIMES
• Sunrise, sunset and solar noon, to the minute
• Day length, and how much longer or shorter it is than yesterday
• How much daylight is left today
• The sun's highest point and the days until the next solstice…
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