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Eclipse Navv2.0.15

Released July 30, 2026Major

iOS

What changed

  • New featureAdded long-press precision crosshair and increased maximum zoom levels.
  • New featureSun altitude and azimuth data now displayed for all eclipse events.
  • PerformanceFixed time calculations for summer-time regions and half-hour zones.
  • New featureEnhanced eclipse path precision with exact distance-to-centerline data.
  • PerformanceOptimized cloud overlay loading to prevent app freezing.
  • UXImplemented compact time labels and optimized layout for smaller screens.
  • ContentUpdated place name database for better reliability.
  • LocalizationAdded new translations and general bug fixes.

Original release notes

- Pinpoint your spot: long-press for a precision crosshair, and zoom in much further.
- Sun altitude and azimuth are now shown for every eclipse event, not just maximum.
- Fixed times for summer-time regions (Europe) and half-hour zones (India).
- More precise eclipse path with exact distance-to-centerline; cloud overlays load without freezing.
- Compact time labels (UTC±h) over oceans and better layout on smaller screens.
- More reliable place names, new translations, and assorted fixes.

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