
It’s a Health app about UV Rays that we face everyday of our lives. I hope I can come across to all of you with my Heart ( why ) because the Developer put His Heart into this well unique Designed App! This is a app to help you, your family, and myself. Sometimes I run into to something that is so nice that it is hard to put into words to describe or express it to you.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, the developer shall not be held responsible or liable for any damage or consequences from any action by any person in connection to using or inability to use this app. However, such information is not meant to be used, nor should it be used, as replacement for common sense, independent mature judgement, or healthcare advice.

Sola is designed to provide helpful information, to the best of the developer's knowledge and scientific research, about the extent of exposure to solar UV radiation considering various factors such as skin type, existing tan, location, UV light intensity, applied sunscreen, and so on. Lastly, thanks to its monochrome themes, you can actually interact with the app in bright sunlight, especially if you are wearing sunglasses.Īll access can be unlocked with either (1) an annual subscription, or (2) a one-time purchase valid for lifetime. Sola optionally integrates with Apple Health app, specifically to read your Fitzpatrick Skin Type and to keep track of UV index that you were exposed to. It also comes with an Apple Watch extension so that you can manage your UV exposure right on your wrist. Sola features a convenient Timer that reminds you when to re-apply sunscreen, when to flip over if applicable, and when you need to get out of the sun. Sola calculates and tracks how much sun exposure you are getting based on current UV index forecast, your skin type, any existing tan, sunscreen SPF, and whether you change sides regularly when you sunbathe. But too much sun exposure increases your chances of sunburns and skin cancer. Sunlight enhances your mood, relieves stress, improves sleep, and triggers vitamin D production.
