Eclipse Companion is built for the August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse, the Eclipse of the Century. Plan Luxor, Egypt, and other totality locations with precise eclipse timing, a live countdown to totality, phase guidance, maps, weather context, and photography-friendly tools on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
The August 2, 2027 total solar eclipse is the next great planning event: a long-duration path across southern Spain, North Africa, the Middle East, and the Indian Ocean, with the longest totality near Egypt.
The 2027 total solar eclipse is exceptional: totality reaches about 6 minutes 23 seconds near Egypt, with the path crossing southern Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia, and the Indian Ocean.
Eclipse Companion is built for eclipse day, not generic astronomy browsing. It helps you know exactly when the important moments happen at your location for each supported event.
Eclipse Companion is available for both iPhone and Android devices, making it easy for anyone to prepare for the August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse. The app provides precise eclipse timing, phase notifications, and tools designed for eclipse observers and photographers. Whether you use an iPhone or an Android phone, Eclipse Companion helps you stay ready for the most important seconds of totality.
Learn when the eclipse starts, when totality begins, and how long the best phase lasts in your chosen location.
Compare cities, check totality path coverage, and review weather-oriented information before you commit to a spot.
Use the countdown and phase timing tools to prepare for the short window when the corona and other dramatic moments appear.
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Read the guideSee your selected 2027 eclipse location, totality status, countdown, and weather context in one glanceable view.
Browse 2027 viewing locations across southern Spain, Gibraltar, North Africa, Egypt, and nearby regions, with duration, altitude, and historical cloud score surfaced before you choose.
Follow the 2027 totality path across North Africa and the Middle East, with city markers that separate locations inside and outside the path.
Review contact times, totality duration, magnitude, sun altitude, sunset, and horizon risk before committing to a viewing spot.
Compare same-date cloud history for candidate locations, including desert spots where clear skies are a major part of the 2027 planning story.
Rehearse the peak moment with a focused totality preview so you know what the app will show during the most valuable minutes of the eclipse.
Use the larger iPad layout for a calmer planning session when comparing routes, candidate cities, and viewing windows.
Eclipse Companion is focused on the August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse, with local timing for your selected viewing area.
The app is designed for eclipse travelers, first-time observers, and photographers who need a reliable timing companion during eclipse day.
Eclipse phases move quickly. A dedicated eclipse app makes it easier to stay on time than checking multiple sites or generic astronomy tools.
Eclipse Companion is growing around the eclipses people are actively planning for now, while keeping the app focused on accurate timing, clear maps, weather context, and practical field use.