Sun Quest - Tracker & Seeker 1.1.12

SunQuest is a powerful tool that allows users to discover and track the daily position and path of the sun. With its incredible Augmented Reality (AR) feature, interactive 3D map, and accurate compass, SunQuest provides an immersive experience for users.

With SunQuest, users can easily determine when the sun will pass behind a building or tree, or shine through a window. Furthermore, users can observe changes in the sun's path throughout the year and track the lengthening and shortening of days.

SunQuest is extremely useful across various domains:

• Real Estate: Users can assess the sun path and sun exposure of each room or garden before purchasing a property.
• Photography: SunQuest helps photographers plan their sessions based on optimal sunlight conditions, including the Golden and Blue Hours, as well as sunrise and sunset times.
• Landscaping: Users can find optimal planting locations based on seasonal sunlight hours.
• Solar Panels: SunQuest aids in determining the most suitable orientation for solar panel installations.
• Tourism: Travelers can find rentals or campsites with excellent sun exposure.
• Drivers: SunQuest assists drivers by calculating how long their cars will remain shaded at any parking spot.

In addition to these applications, SunQuest is versatile and can be valuable in many other scenarios. The free version of SunQuest allows users to view sun positions for their current location, while the premium version enables users to search for any place on earth and explore the sun's path throughout the year.

If you have any questions or feedback, we encourage you to contact us directly through the app or via email at contact@sunquest.app. We greatly appreciate your positive reviews on the App Store if you enjoy using SunQuest.

It's important to note that the accuracy of SunQuest depends on your device's compass. For optimal accuracy, we recommend calibrating your device before each use and avoiding metal objects and interference. If your smartphone has a magnet inside, it is best to remove it from its cover. Please also be aware that on Mac Silicon devices, the "Compass" and "Augmented Reality" views are not available due to the absence of an orientation sensor.

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