AppPriceDataObserved data
AppPriceData
Marcel Kalse
The next solar eclipse is best experienced from the right location. Eclipse Navigator helps you find it — for the 2026, 2027 and 2028 eclipses.
Current observed download price for the selected storefront. Open regional pricing to compare converted prices across countries.
Items currently visible on Apple’s public App Store page. This may not be the complete App Store Connect catalog.
The next solar eclipse is best experienced from the right location. Eclipse Navigator helps you find it — for the 2026, 2027 and 2028 eclipses.
PLAN YOUR VIEWING SPOT
• View the totality path and switch between country views or the full eclipse path.
• Search for a place or tap the map for local eclipse information.
• See maximum obscuration, totality duration, start and end times, solar azimuth and solar altitude.
• Check whether hills and mountains may obstruct your view of the Sun.
• Quickly open the nearest available Street View.
FOLLOW THE ECLIPSE LIVE
• Watch the Moon’s shadow move across the map.
• Use your current location or choose a location yourself.
• See a countdown plus the distance and speed of the approaching Moon shadow.
• View current cloud cover for your chosen location.
Eclipse Navigator is made for eclipse travellers who want to plan their viewing spot carefully and stay informed during the eclipse.
Quick answers based on the latest observed App Store data.
The latest observed download price is $2.99. Open the official App Store link to confirm the current checkout price.
Apple’s public page currently shows 0 purchase items in this storefront. The public list may be incomplete.
Yes. App Store prices can vary by storefront, currency, taxes, and developer pricing. AppPriceData currently has 10 regional observations.
