Architects and planners
Review building orientation, facade exposure, and shadow-sensitive spaces before a concept is finalized.
About & contact
About Solar Path Tracker
Solar Path Tracker was built to make daylight decisions easier to read before a site visit, install, or design review. The tool turns location, date, azimuth, altitude, and hourly sun-path data into a visual workspace that helps people understand how the Sun moves across a property or neighborhood.
Purpose
Why this tool exists
We built Solar Path Tracker for people who need a fast answer to practical daylight questions: Which facade gets the harshest afternoon sun? How high will the Sun climb in winter? When will a site enter Golden Hour? How much seasonal swing should a solar installation expect?
The goal is not to replace on-site measurement, but to give architects, solar installers, property researchers, and everyday users a reliable first-pass view of solar conditions before they commit time, budget, or equipment.
Contact
Contact us
For product questions, review requests, or partnership conversations, email us at:
We use this mailbox as the public contact point for site operations, trust requests, and policy-related questions.
Who it helps
Typical use cases
Solar installers
Compare seasonal sun angle, direction, and daylight windows before choosing panel placement or tilt assumptions.
Real-estate buyers
Check morning light, afternoon heat load, and west-facing sun exposure before buying or renting a property.
Photographers and creators
Anticipate Golden Hour timing, sun direction, and predictable shadow movement for outdoor shoots.