Daylight

I’ve had this app for over 14 years. It just works. It’s simple. No useless AI. It delivers. It shows you civil, nautical, and astronomical times. M. Casgrain, merci beaucoup pour une application très formidable.

A must have app if you are trying to plan outdoor activities around dawn or dusk

Since I upgraded to IOS 16, it assumes I am in Chicago whether I turn location services on for the app or not. Otherwise this would be a five star app. I would even settle for manually setting the location, but this app has been around for a long time and that option never materialized.

One of the first apps I ever got on my first iPhone, and every time I get a new phone I make sure I re-download Daylight. It’s so simple to read, and it keeps me company in the morning so I can be sure I don’t miss a pretty sunrise.

Very useful, takes up little memory and is easy to use. Only suggestion is to maybe have an option to show time around dial to take any guessing out to read quickly. Update: the date doesn’t change automatically

Love this app! However, it’s February and the date still says 2020. I’m hoping the wrong year doesn’t make the moon phases wrong. Thanks!

Great to see an update after a long time, and super to get a quick fix for the display problem. Now just right. Thank you for bringing it to iOS!

Ver.1.8.0 worked great for years Ver.1.8.1 has some issues. the screen for changing the date is all”white” can’t read. The “back” & “done “ button on the top of the “about” screen are stuck(behind clock and battery indicator) I am using a iPhone 11 Pro.ver. 14.3 beta Any help or update would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

With a quick glance one can easily tell how much daylight is left in a day, great for things like outdoor activities and camping too. I also love the idea of a clock with NO NUMBERS! It’s also interesting to “travel through time”, and instantly see the amount of daylight from month to month. Kudos developers! I can’t invite this clock NOT existing now!

Simple to use app does exactly what you’d want it to do. A keeper!