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I have used this app twice, first in 2017 and recently on April 8. Both times it gave me exactly the information I needed at the right time in an easy to operate interface. The ability to save the locations and choose many alternate sites got us to a great viewing spot BOTH times. Integrating the weather and traffic into the app made it perfect for my trip to Austin Texas. Great job! I'll use it again next time
This app put us exactly on the line of maximum totality, in an uncrowded area.
The map obscures the area you are most interested in by reducing the contrast too much. The map forces portrait orientation for no reason, which is a major pain because most iPad mounts/stands are landscape.
That's another good app in this space, but it doesn't have a good map to show you where you want to be for the eclipse.
Shows you where the eclipse lasts longest, weather forecasts 15 days ahead of the eclipse, even directions to get to your chosen viewing location. And more. I’m not surprised it received high praise from the American Astronomical Society.
This doesn’t even cover the upcoming near total, annular, solar eclipse 2023-10-14 which should be a great show in Texas. Bummer. Also, even after I paid for the add-on, I still couldn’t get any of the weather, lodging, or travel information that it was supposed to give me. 🤷♂️
Great app. It has a clean, easy-to-navigate interface and provides excellent info about best spots to view the eclipse on August 21, 2017. It also includes maps and driving directions.
By far the best app I have downloaded all day!
