UV Index Alerts

Get daily UV alerts tailored to your skin type. Know when to apply sunscreen, seek shade, and how long you can safely stay outside.

UV Index Alerts — Smart UV Protection for Your Skin

Stop guessing. Start knowing.

UV Index Alerts tells you exactly when the sun is too strong for your skin — so you can enjoy the outdoors without the burn.

DAILY UV BRIEFING Every morning, get a personalized alert with today's max UV forecast, your safe exposure time, and SPF recommendations — all before you leave home.

REAL-TIME SPIKE WARNINGS UV levels can change fast. When UV suddenly jumps to dangerous levels, you get an instant alert so you can take action right away.

PERSONALIZED FOR YOUR SKIN Set your Fitzpatrick skin type and get burn time estimates tailored specifically to you. Fair skin? You might have 15 minutes. Darker skin? You could have over an hour. No more one-size-fits-all advice.

HOURLY AND 5-DAY FORECASTS Plan your week with detailed hourly UV graphs and a 5-day forecast. See exactly when UV is safe and when to stay in the shade.

SAFE HOURS AT A GLANCE Instantly see which hours of the day are safe for your skin type. Perfect for planning outdoor workouts, walks, or beach trips.

SUNSCREEN REMINDERS On high UV days, get a clear reminder to apply SPF 30+ before heading out. Never forget sunscreen again.

WORKS EVERYWHERE Automatic GPS location or manual city search. Your UV data is always accurate for where you are right now.

PRIVACY FIRST No account required. No login. Your location and skin data stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded or shared. Ever.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

Anyone who spends time outdoors Parents protecting their children's skin Athletes and outdoor workers People with sun-sensitive skin or conditions Anyone who has ever said "I didn't think I'd burn today"

WHY UV INDEX ALERTS? Most weather apps bury the UV index somewhere deep in the forecast. We make it the main event. One app, one purpose: protect your skin from UV damage, every single day.

Download now and never get caught off guard by the sun again.