DayLight: Last Usable Light

What's new in version 3.0.4 • The watch complication counted down to the evening all morning; you now see the day's remaining light from first light onwards • Fixed phase rendering across midnight — night and twilight segments no longer leave a gap on the dial • Darkness prediction now works above 60° latitude: the app recognises white nights, polar night and polar day • 12-hour times no longer overlap the event label • In Astro mode the dial has room to breathe again on iPad • New languages: Dutch, Swedish and Finnish

What's new in version 3.0.3 • Astro Compact shows the dial and all astronomical data together on one screen • The new pointed hand shows the time more precisely; choose Sharp or Rounded in Settings • Set the dial background to Blur, Dark, or Light; your choice also applies to widgets and Apple Watch • In 12-hour time, the dial distinguishes midnight and noon with 12a and 12p • DayLight is now available in Japanese and French

Improvements and fixes in version 3.0.2 • The app opens noticeably faster • Fixed truncated times and the AM/PM marker wrapping in the day-phase overview • Past and future days now show the length of the day and the difference from the previous day instead of today's countdown • Equinoxes and solstices on the map and in the calendar now match the local seasons for places in the southern hemisphere

A major new update for DayLight. Sunset isn't darkness. DayLight now shows how much usable light is really left and when it actually gets dark outside. New in this version: • Remaining usable light at a glance • Better real-darkness estimate • Expanded twilight and light details • Improved widgets, notifications, and Apple Watch support The original twilight features are still here, now expanded and easier to use.

iOS 13 support Dark Mode support