Daylight Clock: Sunrise/Sunset Widget

Display the time in an unusual way and get a better understanding of day and night.
It's essentially a modern take on the sundial but displayed as a progress bar.

Are you ready for a new kind of clock?
Stop focusing too much on numbers and instead let the natural sunshine guide your day. Who says clocks have to be round? With this linear ribbon clock you can see exactly where you are in the day and how much you have left.

Use Cases:
🌞 Plan your day ahead and get everything done in time before it's dark.
🌞 Compare different travel destinations.
🌞 Check the time phase before international phone calls.
🌞 Take the best photos of dusk and dawn.
🌞 Be ready for nightfall when you go camping or hiking.
🌞 Adjust your internal clock to align your circadian rhythm with darkness and daylight.
🌞 Prevent a vitamin D deficiency and winter depression/seasonal affective disorder (SAD).

Features:
🌞 Search through 50,000 cities offline or use your GPS sensor.
🌞 A calendar to take a peek at the future or past.
🌞 Optional premium themes that give yet another impression of the day.
🌞 Many settings to individualize your clock.
🌞 Many details like the day and night length or the solar noon and midnight.
🌞 See how much percent of todays light/dark phase is still left. Say "67% since sunrise" instead of "16 hours and 10 minutes since midnight".
🌞 Choose between all four types of sunrise and sunset:
☀ Official sunset/sunrise (the center of the sun is exactly aligned with the horizon)
☀ Civil twilight (you probably don't need any lights outside)
☀ Nautical twilight (good for navigation because it's dark enough to see stars but also bright enough to see the horizon)
☀ Astronomical twilight (the best time for observing the sky because it is completely dark)
🌞 And of course the handy widget for your homescreen too.

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When I see the time bar I think of it as an experience bar like in role-playing games. Finishing a productive day becomes almost like an achievement. If time is running out and you still didn't go for that walk it might give you an incentive to hurry up before it get's dark.

It's free and no internet connection necessary - so try it out!