- Pinpoint your spot: long-press for a precision crosshair, and zoom in much further. - Sun altitude and azimuth are now shown for every eclipse event, not just maximum. - Fixed times for summer-time regions (Europe) and half-hour zones (India). - More precise eclipse path with exact distance-to-centerline; cloud overlays load without freezing. - Compact time labels (UTC±h) over oceans and better layout on smaller screens. - More reliable place names, new translations, and assorted fixes.

Richer eclipse details for any tapped spot: current temperature, the average high for the eclipse date, and a 10-year cloud history — typical cloud cover and how often skies are mostly clear at eclipse time — plus the sun's height above the horizon at maximum eclipse.

- The eclipse info box is smarter: it fits its content, always stays on screen, and points toward the tapped spot — even when it scrolls out of view. - Cloud forecasts now start on Automatic, picking the best weather model for wherever you're looking. - Smaller download and minor fixes.

Wider real-time satellite imagery covering Alaska, Hawaii, and the eastern Pacific. New first-launch experience: opens to the next eclipse with a pin at greatest eclipse, plus a hint for tapping the map. Redesigned ΔT setting with per-eclipse defaults and an explicit override. Smaller download and assorted fixes and updates.

Delta T values updated for the upcoming eclipses, based on latest data and predictions by the US Naval Observatory.

Eclipse Nav 2.0 — a major update • Now free! • Brand-new map with a faster, smoother experience • Works offline: tap anywhere to get local eclipse times and details with no connection needed • New "Greatest Eclipse" marker on the path • More accurate eclipse paths, including polar eclipses and ones that cross the date line • Seamless worldwide cloud and satellite imagery • Various fixes and stability improvements