Skylight - Solar Widgets

Widget does not update in the background I have to click on it for it to update. It shows me 49% of the day left where there was only 19% left. I will update my review when app gets updated

This app presents solar activity for the day and year in graph format. I find it very useful. For one thing, I did not realize the difference in sunrise and sunset variation during the year; morning hours do not fluctuate as much as evening. Also, day length is not evenly balanced, so the sun continues to rise later even after it begins setting later with lengthening days. Who knew? Another thing I like is seeing the return of daylight day by day. I see it with my eyes of course but it’s helpful for awareness to also see it in a graphic format. I check the year graph widget daily.

Waste of money

I’ve been meaning to say this for a while now, but typically don’t write reviews. However, having gone through a few other apps that claim to provide similar information, I struggled to use them because they all had these horribly ugly “color wheels” that are so hard to even read. What you have done with this app is stunningly beautiful! More natural colors of the sun’s position (instead of just hideous oranges) AND you’ve done it in a way that makes total sense! In fact, I wish I could use your widgets as the background of my watch! Unfortunately, I have so much info on there already, it would all get lost in your app!! LOL Thank you, so much for creating what is the most beautiful, informative and easy to understand app about the sun’s daily and annual cycles. And for doing it for the Watch, too! I’m amazed at how many developers just don’t seem to know or care that the Watch exists. I use it as much as my iPhone, and would use it much more if more developers like you took the time to do what you have done. Unfortunately, it seems like 90% of Watch apps are all fitness crap things. You have done more than create a wonderfully amazing app for the Watch. You’ve proven that there can be more to a Watch app than “did I drink water? Or “ how many steps did I take?” The Watch can be an intellectual an educational tool for so much more in the world. Personally, I don’t give a darn about how many steps or drinks of water I’ve had because I already did all that naturally before the Watch or iPhone even came along. If you’re too stupid to drink enough water, you should probably re-examine your life, not buy an app. THIS APP TAKES IT ALL TO AN INTELLECTUAL LEVEL IN SUCH A BEAUTIFUL WAY, I BELIEVE EVEN STEVE JOBS WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD. Thank you, again, for the thought, effort, time and whatever else you’ve put into this app. It is actually one of (now) 4 apps which have kept me from trashing my Apple Watch as a waste of time and money. Thank you!! I have to say it again. I just can’t help it. You chose awesome colors for this app! I was using Sundial, because I really liked the watch complication, but the developer stopped the Watch app. :p Then I found SolarWatch, and while I liked the idea, the color wheel thing is HORRIBLE! Painful to look at. This app, Skylight, not only does what the others did, but you made it enjoyable to use. Seriously, the guy who wrote SolarWatch and thought a large widget of just that wheel thing was a good i

I live this app but there’s a lot missing small town on search bar can you fix it?

Love the added complications! I can finally put you back on my watch.

I love this app and hope they fix this , the times is not accurate in my location and its sometimes 3 minutes difference , i live in kuwait city hope u fix this.

I find it a real drag when the sun goes down. It's so nice to see a simple little complication showing how much "energetic time" there is left in the day before it starts to feel like the day's over.

I like to travel, and I use this app all the time to help me plan my travels. For my trip to Iceland, it really helped me plan for the best daylight times.

Perfect for my real estate business. I can know when it is too late to take exterior pictures, and time my appointments accordingly.