Hi Marco,I think you overlooked the “first contact” time. It’s visible in the LIVE section of the app.Eclipse Navigator wants to be the best app for Eclipse Chasers. Can you tell me what data you would like to see in the app? Now the following data is visible:-full eclips path for the upcoming eclipes, including an animation of the moon shadow)-on every location on the map, you can see:-percentage of totality-start time (first contact)-end time-duration of totality-azimut of the sun-height above the horizon-any possible terrain obstacles like mountains (very relevant if the eclips is low at the horizon like the eclips of 2026)-streetview of the selected locationAnd during the eclips, you can see:-time remaining for totality-realtime speed of the moon shadow to your location-realtime distance of the moon shadow to your location-the live position of the moon shadow, shown in the map Etc.In the upcoming release you will see:-satellite images of clouds-forcast of clouds in the upcoming days-unique visibility map which tells you if any clouds are expected in the line-of-sight between your selected location and the sun.Etc.What else would you like to see? My goal is to make Eclipse Navigator the best app for eclipse chasers.