Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
SunSleuth maps the shade over your garden or solar-panel spot
SunSleuth describes a phone-based sky scan that estimates sunlight for a specific garden bed or solar-panel location.
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- Garden planners and small-scale solar users
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- The page describes a guided, “Starlink-style” sweep that fills in the sky dome before producing a shade map.
Field notes
The homepage describes a guided phone scan that sweeps across the visible sky until a dome map is ready, with trees and buildings represented as sources of shade. It says results can be compared across garden beds or solar-panel positions through the year, and that users can test a load or assess panel-and-battery sizing. An “Open app” link is present; the supplied extract does not show a scan result or independently verify the estimates.
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