The week at a glance
93·High-Canopy Burner · Worth 90m+ DriveEvery sunrise and sunset at your saved spots is scored and ranked across the week.


Sky Sync scores every sunrise and every sunset at your spots, up to seven days out, and tells you why.
When we said stay home, we were right 92% of the time. When we said go, the sky delivered 74% of the time. Checked against NOAA observations across 66,000+ sunrise and sunset forecasts in the last 90 days.
Sky Sync looks up to 280 miles toward the sun. If the horizon is sealed, there is no color, however good the sky overhead looks.
High and mid cloud overhead is the screen the color lands on. No screen, no burn.
The score knows the terrain between you and the sun.
Backglow scores the opposite sky, where clouds behind you catch pink light alongside alpenglow and the Belt of Venus.
Sky Sync compares the top of the fog with the elevation of your overlook.
Post-Storm Clearing flags the short window after rain when the light can be the best of the season.
Each does something different to color. Sky Sync tells them apart.
Premium shows a floor, an expected score and a ceiling, so you can tell a lock from a gamble.
Every sunrise and sunset at your saved spots is scored and ranked across the week.

See the exact cloud layers, horizon gap distance, terrain clearance and Backglow window behind the score.

Free includes a 3-day outlook. Premium shows the full week. Compare plans →
How altitude determines whether a cloud deck catches golden hour light or blocks it.
How distant cloud decks along the solar path seal the horizon before light reaches your spot.
Reading the opposite sky 180 degrees from the sun for Belt of Venus and peak illumination.
Live sunrise and sunset Sync Scores with Sangre de Cristo ridge and horizon telemetry.
Live Teton Range sunrise and sunset forecasts with alpenglow and valley inversion checks.
Pacific marine layer depth and western horizon gap forecast for coastal sunsets.