Yes, Daylight Goals is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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Daylight Goals has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 1,666.67 Rs.
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I’ve been looking to increase my vitamin D intake, and this app hits the spot. I’ve got an Apple Watch and it records how long I spend outside, and I get a notification when I hit my goal. The new sunrise and sunset times are nice to have as well. It’d be great if I could get a reminder if I haven’t hit my goal for the day, but there is still daylight left.
It’s functional and pretty bare-bones. There’s quite a lag updating how many minutes you’ve spent in daylight— I wanted to check how long I was outside in real time, but due to lag it didn’t update until I came inside and opened the app to refresh again. Downloaded it for the watch widget, but that also lags; the number on the widget won’t change in real time until you click on it to reopen the app and refresh. Makes actual tracking difficult; this is more of a daylight “review” than tracker.
App enables a widget / feature Apple should have natively built in. Glad someone made it since Apple didn’t :). My only ask would be that they allowed different goals on weekends vs weekdays. I usually spend 3hrs outside on weekends and only an hour on weekdays.
Not until you pay the $4.99 then it lets you know that the whole app doesn’t work automatically without an Apple Watch
Exactly what I was looking for! A simple and well designed watch app to make sure I’m getting enough sun each day. Highly recommend!!
