Sun Tracker App with Map, 3D Terrain and AR Sun Path
Track the Sun's direction, altitude, path, sunrise and sunset from any location using map, 3D terrain and augmented reality planning tools.
Why use Solora for sun tracker app?
- Follow the Sun's direction and altitude across a selected date.
- Switch between map and AR views and inspect terrain in 2D or realistic 3D.
- Combine the solar path with cloud, visibility, sunrise, sunset and twilight context.
- Move the planning point on the map when scouting a composition away from your current location.
What you can plan
- Plan where the Sun will appear behind a mountain, building or landscape subject.
- Scout sunrise, sunset, eclipse and golden-hour compositions.
- Compare candidate locations before driving or hiking.
How to use sun tracker app in a real planning session
Check the horizon before the date matters
A solar event is not useful if the Sun is behind terrain, buildings, trees or haze. Use the Sun tracker to inspect altitude and direction from the exact place you plan to stand, then compare backup locations before committing to travel.
Connect the path with real conditions
For sunrise, sunset and eclipse work, the solar path is only one input. Solora lets you compare that geometry with cloud cover, visibility, twilight and local forecast context so the final decision is based on the full scene.
Use it for the 2026 Spain eclipse
The August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse crosses Spain with the Sun low in the western sky. The tracker helps validate whether a candidate place has a clean western horizon before you rely on it for totality.
Questions people ask before choosing a sun tracker app
Does Solora show the Sun path in augmented reality?
Yes. The implemented Sun tracker includes map and AR views for exploring the Sun's path from the selected place and date.
Can I inspect terrain around the location?
Yes. The map supports standard, satellite and hybrid styles, including flat and realistic elevation modes.
Is the Sun tracker only for photographers?
No. It is also useful for eclipse planning, outdoor events, travel, property light checks and general sky observation.