Sun exposure tracker
Track your sun exposure, daylight and vitamin D
Suntic records each sun session (the UV you were exposed to, your time in daylight and an estimate of the vitamin D you produced) and keeps the picture in Apple Health.

Most people have no idea how much sun they actually get. A sun exposure tracker turns it into something you can see and manage, useful whether you're trying to top up vitamin D or simply avoid overdoing it.
What Suntic tracks
- UV exposure per session, based on the live UV index while you're out.
- Time in daylight, so you can see your daily and weekly totals.
- Estimated vitamin D produced, factoring in UV, skin type and time.
- Apple Health sync, so your sun data lives with the rest of your health metrics.
Why it helps
Seeing your exposure history makes it easier to strike a balance: enough daylight for the benefits, without the overexposure that causes harm. Suntic keeps everything on your device, and Health data is governed by Apple's privacy protections. Estimates are guidance, not a medical measurement.
Pair it with the live UV index and read about what UV means for your skin.
FAQ
FAQ
What is a sun exposure tracker?
It's a tool that records how much sun you get (your UV exposure and time in daylight) so you can manage it. Suntic also estimates vitamin D and saves it to Apple Health.
Can Suntic track vitamin D?
Yes. Suntic estimates the vitamin D you produce from each session using the UV index, your skin type and time outdoors, and can write it to Apple Health. It's an estimate, not a blood-level measurement.
Does it sync with Apple Health?
With your permission, Suntic writes UV exposure, time in daylight and estimated vitamin D to Apple Health, and reads your date of birth and biological sex to improve estimates. This stays on your device.