Vitamin D Window Widget

Vitamin D Window shows you the exact hours when sunlight is strong enough for natural vitamin D production at your location. Set up the app and the widget and enjoy the time window in a snapshot. HOW IT WORKS The app calculates solar elevation angles throughout the day using your GPS coordinates. When the sun is high enough above the horizon (above 45° for optimal conditions, above 30° for partial), you get a clear vitamin D time window with start and end times. FEATURES · Real-time sun schedule — sunrise, sunset, and vitamin D hours at a glance · Solar progress bar — see where you are in the day's sun cycle · Smart widgets (small, medium, large) — check your vitamin D window right from your home screen · Daily schedule — it changes depending on the time of the year · Dynamic island with live countdown of the last minutes of vitamin D in the day · Notifications — don't lose the key moments of the day · Location-based — it changes depending on your location · Works offline — no internet connection required after setup · Beautiful solar-themed design — adaptive gradients that follow the sun through the day WIDGETS THAT KEEP YOU INFORMED Add a widget to your home screen and instantly see today's vitamin D window. The small widget features a progress bar in real time as you move through the vitamin D hours. Medium and large widgets show the full sun timeline with sunrise, sunset, and vitamin D periods. After sunset, widgets automatically switch to show tomorrow's schedule — so you always know what's coming. WHO IS THIS FOR? · Health-conscious individuals who want to optimize their sun exposure timing · People living at higher latitudes where vitamin D windows are seasonal (almost all countries) · Outdoor enthusiasts planning activities around peak sun hours · Anyone curious about their local solar schedule PRIVACY FIRST Your location is used only on your device to calculate solar positions. No data is collected, stored on servers, or shared with third parties. Everything runs locally. — Solar calculations powered by the SunCalc algorithm. Vitamin D window times are based on solar elevation angles and may vary depending on individual factors such as skin type, altitude, and atmospheric conditions.