
Solis : Home Sun Tracker
Know exactly how much sunlight every room gets
Solis : Home Sun Tracker launched on June 1, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Solis : Home Sun Tracker shows you exactly how much sunlight every room in your home gets. Point your phone at any window and it calculates sun hours room by room, morning to afternoon, across every season. Add obstructions like trees and buildings for an accurate real world picture. Perfect for plant lovers, homeowners, and house hunters who want to truly understand a space before committing. Free on iOS and Android.
Solis tracks sunlight room by room in your home. Perfect for plant lovers, homeowners and house hunters. Available on iOS and Android.
Solis maps the sunlight in every room of your home, room by room, window by window, hour by hour. Perfect for plants, home buying and interior design. Stop guessing where to put your plants. Know exactly which windows give bright, moderate or dim light — and get plant recommendations matched to each room. Find the sunniest room for your home office. Understand why one side of the house feels warmer. Make smarter decisions about furniture and blinds. Before you make an offer, generate a full sunlight report for any property. Share it with your agent or partner. Know what you're buying before you commit. See the sun's arc overlaid on your floor plan — moving from sunrise to sunset. Scrub to…from solisapp.com.au
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