You track steps, heart rate, sleep and calories — but not how much natural light you actually got. For most people who work indoors, it's the one thing nobody measures.
SunshinePal measures it for you. With an Apple Watch (Series 6 or later), it reads your time in daylight from the Watch's ambient light sensor through HealthKit — no start button, nothing to remember. No Apple Watch? The UV index, burn-time window, sun times, supplements, goals and widgets all work on iPhone alone, and you can log a session by hand.
From there it estimates how much vitamin D you made, using the live UV index, your skin type (Fitzpatrick scale) and your time outdoors. It doesn't replace a blood test — it answers the question a blood test can't: was today enough? Estimates are labelled as estimates.
It's not about baking in the sun. A personal safe-exposure window tells you how long you can stay out before burning starts, so "enough sun" doesn't quietly turn into too much.
🔒 Privacy First
Everything stays on your device. No cloud upload, no account, no analytics, and nothing sold to advertisers. SunshinePal reads from and writes to Apple Health on your device only with your permission.
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