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Can I See It: Solar Eclipse
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Coming to the App Store

Last updated 6 August 2026

Support

Help with Can I See It: Solar Eclipse, location accuracy, AR alignment and safe viewing.

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Contact support

For app issues, feedback or accessibility questions, email:

[email protected]
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Please include your iPhone model, iOS version and city. Do not include exact coordinates.

Location is not updating

Open iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Can I See It and select While Using the App. Return to the app and tap Refresh Location.

The compass looks wrong

Move away from cars, metal railings, speakers and magnetic phone cases. Wave the phone in a figure eight, then use Bearing Correction if the AR path remains offset.

The AR view is unavailable

Augmented reality requires a supported iPhone and camera permission. Eclipse times, direction and altitude remain available even when live AR is unavailable.

Safe solar viewing

Never look directly at the Sun during a partial phase. Use certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or a proper front-mounted solar filter. Ordinary sunglasses are not safe.

Can I See It: Solar Eclipse
Precise eclipse guidance for the real horizon.
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