Sun times

Wondering when the sun comes up or goes down today? This little app's got you. • Open it up and you get both times in nice big numbers. Super easy to read, even if your eyes aren't the best. • That warm arc up top? It's a mini sundial. The little mark shows how far along the day is: sunrise on the left, midday up top, sunset on the right. • It pops up as a glance too. Just swipe past and boom, both times at once. Arrow up is sunrise, arrow down is sunset. • Got a compass watch? Today's screen shows the sun's path as an arc you can turn by rotating your wrist — see where the sun rises, where it sets, and where it is right now. Handy for finding sun or shade (or where to pitch your tent). • Planning ahead? Scroll down to peek at tomorrow and the rest of the week. • It speaks your watch's language (36 of them). Times in 24-hour format. Your watch figures out the times from your last known spot. It even keeps working before there's a fresh GPS fix — it remembers your last spot (those times show in grey). No internet, no fuss, and nothing gets saved or shared.

New: on watches with a compass, today's screen shows the sun's path as an arc that turns with your wrist — see exactly where the sun rises, where it sets, and where it is right now. Great for finding sun or shade. The app also keeps working before a fresh GPS fix now: it remembers your last location (those times show in grey).