Danielius Studio · iOS

Pink Sun

One word at sunset. Today's sky. A year of tiles.

Open Pink Sun in the evening. Apple WeatherKit reads conditions for your location, you pick a single word for how the day felt, and the entry is filed as a weather-mood tile under today's date. Over the year the tiles cluster into a printable calendar showing the arc your year actually had. Everything happens on your iPhone. No accounts, no cloud.

How it works

Open Pink Sun. Allow location once so WeatherKit can read today's sky.
Tap Save today's tile. The weather glyph for now appears beside a text field.
Type a single word for how the day felt and tap Save.
The entry is filed under today's date with weather glyph plus your word plus temperature.
Open the calendar to see every tile so far. Year-end, export as a printable PDF.

What stays on your device

No accounts, no email, no signup.
No analytics, no third-party SDKs.
WeatherKit runs through Apple's privacy-preserving fetch. Your location is used only to read conditions and is never written off-device.
Tile entries are stored on-device with SwiftData. Nothing leaves your phone.
The only network calls Pink Sun makes are to Apple's WeatherKit for conditions and Apple's StoreKit when you choose to subscribe or buy Lifetime.

What you need

An iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
Location set to While Using so WeatherKit can read today's sky.

Pricing

Pink Sun is free to try with three lifetime tiles. Pro unlocks unlimited tiles, the year calendar PDF export, and the tonight-tile Lock Screen widget:

Pro Monthly: $2 / month, with a 14-day free intro on the first subscription.
Pro Annual: $13 / year.
Pro Lifetime: $29 one-time.

All purchases are handled by Apple and managed under your Apple ID. Pro is Family-Shareable through Apple's standard Family Sharing.

Pink Sun is a daily journal. The tiles are a record of how your year actually went, not a forecast or a recommendation.

Support

Questions, bugs, or a feature request? support@danielius.studio. Replies typically within a day or two.

To restore a purchase on a new device, open Pink Sun, open the paywall, and tap Restore Purchases. Apple will re-verify your Apple ID's entitlements.

To cancel an auto-renewing subscription, open the Settings app on iPhone, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, then Pink Sun Pro.