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Version 1.2 · 2026-01-28
* French language support. * Improved notifications.
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-01-28.






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Light Junkie is your personal sun tracker, designed for anyone who wants to live in harmony with natural light.
Whether you're a photographer chasing golden hour, an early riser planning morning runs, or simply someone who wants to make the most of daylight — Light Junkie gives you all the information you need in a beautiful, intuitive interface.
SUNRISE & SUNSET AT A GLANCE
See today's sunrise and sunset times instantly. The elegant sun arc visualization shows you exactly where the sun is in its journey across the sky, so you always know how much daylight is left.
DAWN & DUSK TIMES
Plan your day with precision. Light Junkie shows civil twilight times (dawn and dusk), giving you the complete picture of usable daylight from first light to last.
DAYLIGHT DURATION
Track how much daylight you have each day.…
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* French language support. * Improved notifications.
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