Sun Quest - Tracker & Seeker [iPhone]

SunQuest allows you to DISCOVER and follow the daily SUN'S POSITION and PATH using:

⁕ Incredible Augmented Reality (AR) with your device camera,
⁕ World interactive 3D map,
⁕ Accurate Compass.

With SunQuest, you will discover sun positions and see when the sun will pass behind a building or a tree or appear through a window.

Watch days getting longer and shorter, and observe changes in the sun's path over the year.

SunQuest provides essential help for many domains like:

⁕ REAL ESTATE
Helping you before buying a property by checking the sun path and discovering the sun exposure of each room or the garden.

⁕ PHOTOGRAPHY
Planning a session based on optimal sunlight conditions (GOLDEN & BLUE HOURS), sunrise, sunset times and directions.

⁕ LANDSCAPING
Finding optimal planting locations based on seasonal sunlight hours.

⁕ SOLAR PANELS
Finding the optimal orientation installation.

⁕ TOURISM
Finding a rental or a campsite with the best sun exposure.

⁕ DRIVERS
Finding how long your car will remain in the shade at any parking spot.

⁕ And many more ...

« Free SunQuest version » allows you to see sun positions for the current location.

« Premium SunQuest » version enables you to search for any place on earth and discover the actual sun's path over the year.

NOTES:
⁕ Questions? If something’s not working for you, or you have a great idea, easily contact us from the app or email us at contact@sunquest.app

⁕ If you love the app, reading your positive review on the App Store would be great.
Thanks a lot!

⁕ Accuracy depends on the accuracy of your device's compass.
For better accuracy, calibrate your device, if necessary, each time before use.
Move away from any metal objects and interference, preferably outdoors.
Take your smartphone out of its cover if it contains a magnet.

⁕ On Mac Silicon the « Compass » and « Augmented Reality » views are not available due to the absence of an orientation sensor.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/