Green Flash Finder helps people know when, where, and in which direction to watch for the rare green flash at sunset. It combines local sunset timing and bearing, atmospheric conditions, compass guidance, a map, and possible public viewing locations. It does not promise a sighting or claim to verify the physical horizon. It gives a practical outlook while asking users to confirm access, safety, and visibility in person. This free beta works on phones and computers.
I created Green Flash Finder after years of chasing sunsets as a writer and kitesurfer. The problem was never simply knowing when the sun would set. It was knowing when to be ready, where it would meet the horizon, and where to stand.
This beta brings sunset calculations, atmospheric conditions, compass guidance, maps, and possible public viewing locations into one simple experience.
I am looking for honest feedback, especially about whether the app is immediately understandable and whether its direction and viewing suggestions make sense where you live. It offers an outlook, not a promise, and users must confirm access, safety, and horizon visibility in person.