Lumos overlays the paths of the sun and moon on your camera, your map, and your street — for any date, past or future. On the App Store since 2013.
Android — coming soon
Photographers plan golden hour. Gardeners find the sunniest bed. Home-buyers check a kitchen's morning light before the offer. Lumos does the astronomy; you make the call.
Point your camera at the sky and see the sun's full arc drawn on it — where it rose, where it stands, where it will set.
Sun and moon paths over any point on Earth, with solstice and equinox arcs to bracket the whole year at a glance.
Scout the light at places you can't visit yet. The same overlays, drawn on Street View imagery anywhere in the world.
Rise, set, phase, and position tables for any month — the numbers behind every view, ready to read.
How far a tree, wall, or building will throw its shadow at any hour of any day. Measure before you plant or build.
Alerts ahead of sunrise, sunset, and golden hour — so the light never catches you off guard.
A fully native Android app is in active development — built on the same astronomical engine as the iOS app, redrawn for Android from the ground up. Want early access? A small group of beta testers will get the app before public release.
Join the betaQuestions, feature requests, or bug reports — every message is read by the developer.
Email support@luminouslabs.co