Watch the sky change, live.
The gradient moves through ten palette stops based on real solar altitude — astronomical night, nautical and civil twilights, golden hour, low sun, midday, and everything in between. A sun arcs across during the day, a moon takes the anti-sun position at night, and stars fade in below civil twilight.
All solar math runs locally using NOAA's simplified algorithm — no API calls, no network dependency, no keys. Works for any latitude / longitude, including polar day and polar night.
⚙️ Settings & Customization
- Theme
- Size
- Transparent background
- Country
- City
- Update
- Language
- 🎨 Accent Color
Can't find your city? Append &city=&country=&lat=&lon=&tz= directly to the URL.
📖 How to embed in Notion
- Copy the embed link from the sidebar on the right.
- Open the Notion page you want the widget on and type
/embed. - Paste the link into the embed dialog and press
Embed link. - Drag the embed's bottom edge to resize it to taste.
🆕 What's new in v1.1
- ✦ 10-stop palette interpolated by solar altitude
- ✦ Sun arc + moon at anti-sun position
- ✦ Twinkling stars below civil twilight
- ✦ Auto theme switching at dusk
- ✦ Polar day / polar night handling
- ✦ 21 languages with RTL for Arabic & Hebrew
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