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Version 1.0 · 2024-11-14
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2024-11-14.






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Protect your skin and plan your outdoor activities with confidence using the UV Index app. This user-friendly tool provides real-time UV index data for your current location or any selected area, helping you make informed choices under the sun.
Key features:
・Current UV Index: Instantly see the current UV index for your area or chosen location, keeping you aware of sun exposure risks.
・Real-Time Updates: Get updates every 10 minutes, so you're always informed of any changes in UV levels.
・Tomorrow's UV Forecast: Plan ahead with the forecasted UV index for the following day, letting you know when extra sun protection may be needed.
・Location-Based Customization: Automatically detect the UV index for your current location or check the index for any area worldwide with ease.…
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