Sun Exposure: Time in Daylight 4+

Name: Sun Exposure: Time in Daylight
Author: Adam Oxner

Keep tabs on time in the sun

Adam Oxner

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Sun Exposure is a minimalistic yet powerful companion for those who love the outdoors. With just a glance, learn how much sun you've been exposed to today and see if you're on pace to meet your goals.

Using your Apple Watch, Sun Exposure provides an easy and straightforward way to understand your daily sun exposure, offering recommended actions to ensure a healthy sun routine.

FREE Features:

- OVERVIEW: Today's Sun Exposure: Quick and clear display of the total time you've spent in the sun today.
- GUIDANCE: Based on general health recommendations, get instant feedback on whether you should seek shade, apply sunscreen, or even get a bit more sun for the day.
- WIDGETS: Support for all widget types
- NOTIFICATIONS: Get alerted when you reach your exposure limits

Set alerts for:
GOAL: It is recommended for most adults to get 20 minutes of time in daylight every day
WARNING: Get notified when you are about to reach an unhealthy amount of sun exposure
DANGER: Get an alert when you should head indoors

Subscriber features:
- CUSTOMIZATION: Choose exposure levels and alerts that fit your goals
- SUNRISE/SUNSET: Schedule your sun exposure
- UV INDEX FORECAST: See when it's safest to go outside!

DISCLAIMER: Consult your doctor to discuss what a healthy amount of sun exposure is for you. Sun protection such as hats, sunscreen, and shade are recommended at all times.

In the modern world, it's easy to lose track of our direct interaction with nature, especially the sun. While the sun is essential for our well-being, overexposure can be harmful. SunTime simplifies this balance, offering a clear view of your daily sun dose and guiding you towards a healthier outdoor experience.

Automatic Time in Daylight measurements require a paired compatible Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later.

Privacy policy: https://sunexposure.app/privacy-policy/

2 Nov 2024

Version 1.5

- Added support for small daily exposure widget
- Fixed streak count not respecting maximum exposure goal
- Design updates
- Performance and stability improvements

The developer, Adam Oxner, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.