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Version 1.82 · 2026-08-12
General efficency improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.82, updated 2026-08-12.






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Discover UVCheck, the must-have app for sun safety! Get real-time UV data for your location, weather information and customised data based of skin type to know when to seek shade. The app offers hourly UV level forecasts and the option to search any location. Stay informed, stay protected and enjoy the sun safely with UVCheck's educational tips and explanations. Download now and make sun safety a breeze!
Features
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- Using your devices current location, get up-to date UV Index levels
- Get hourly forecasts in for levels in easy to read formats
- Set your skin type to show estimated times to burn
- Educate yourself on what UV levels show clear information on levels and forecasts
- Setup notifications for alerts on levels (Beta)
- Utilising Apples Weatherkit to fetch the latest data
- Widgets to add to your home screen
- Ad Free…
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General efficency improvements
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