Sunlitt: Sun Position and Path

# Apple Design Awards Finalist
# Featured on the App Store
# App of the Day
# "Apps We Love" by Apple
Harness the Power of the Sun with Sunlitt:
your all-in-one tool for tracking the sun’s position, movements, and shadows, anywhere and anytime.
→ Follow the Sun’s Path and Position
Access precise, up-to-the-minute sun tracking data tailored to your location, anytime—even without an internet connection.
→ Analyze Sunlight and Shadows
Discover how sunlight interacts with shadows—perfect for architects, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
→ Augmented Reality - AR
See the sun’s path in your environment and use the Monolitt to visualize real-time shadow movement directly in your scene.
→ Solar Events Times
Stay on top of important solar events like sunrise, sunset, golden hour, blue hour, solstices, and equinoxes with detailed timing information.
→ Explore Mode (Map)
Dive deeper with powerful tools like the Shadow Map and view the Sun’s Path over terrain or satellite imagery for a thorough visual analysis.
→ Monolitt Mode
Enjoy a simple yet engaging sun-tracking tool, perfect for daily tasks like finding a good parking spot, selecting a sunny picnic area, or getting the perfect tan!
Designed for creators & explorers, Sunlitt works seamlessly offline, syncs across all your devices, and offers:
• Support to Apple Watch, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro
• Widgets for Lock & Home Screen
• Notifications & Live Activities
• App Intents and Shortcuts
• Free access to essential sun-tracking features
Unlock even more with Sunlitt PRO:
Change the date, get twilight details, azimuth, altitude, shadow ratio, weather forecasts, shadows in AR, and much more.
Whether you’re a photographer, real estate professional, designer, or outdoor enthusiast, Sunlitt is your ultimate tool for tracking the sun’s journey in the sky.
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