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Helios - 太陽と月のトラッカーはどんなアプリ？
Helios - 太陽と月のトラッカーは、空の光の変化を捉えて美しい風景を撮影するための天体運行情報アプリです。
リキッドガラスを思わせる洗練されたデザインで、太陽や月の位置を直感的に把握できます。カレンダー上で将来の撮影予定を管理したり、地図上で特定地点の光の状況を事前に調べたりする機能が備わっています。ネット環境がない場所でも動作するため、山や旅先など屋外での撮影計画を支えます。AR機能により、カメラの映像に重ねた太陽の軌跡を確認しながら空の動きを追いやすくなりました。さらに露出計ツールも組み込まれており、光の強さに合わせた正確な設定を導き出せます。
逆光やマジックアワーといった特別な瞬間を逃したくない写真家や、旅先での風景をドラマチックに切り取りたい旅行者に適しています。通知機能を自分好みに設定すれば、黄金色の光が広がる絶好のタイミングを逃さずキャッチできます。自然の光を味方につけて作品の質を高めたいすべての撮影者のための道具です。
アノアプリによる紹介文です。デベロッパー公式の説明はApp Storeでご確認いただけます。
Helios - 太陽と月のトラッカーの注目ポイント
リキッドガラス風の意匠
太陽や月の位置を視覚的に捉えやすいデザインです。洗練された質感の画面構成により、天体の動きを直感的に把握できます。
オフラインでの動作環境
電波の届かない山や旅先でも動作します。ネットワーク環境に左右されず、世界各地の天体運行情報を確認できるため安心感があります。
カレンダーによる撮影管理
カレンダー機能を使って今後の撮影予定を管理できます。あらかじめ予定を組み込むことで、次回の撮影に向けた計画を立てる際に便利です。
地図上での光の状況調査
地図上で特定の場所における光の状態を事前に調べられます。現場へ行く前に、その場所特有の光の当たり方を把握する際に重宝します。
価格履歴
現在は無料です。記録を始めた84日前から、価格は変わっていません。
アノアプリが独自に収集した価格履歴をもとに分析しています。
- 買い時判定
- 通常価格
- 記録期間
- 84日
- 最頻価格
- 無料
- 記録上の最安値
- 無料
価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-06-26 | 無料 |
ランキング推移
ランキングデータがありません。
ランキング圏内（100位以内）に入ると記録が開始されます。
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アプリ更新履歴 活発に更新中
Ver 6.0.0 2026-09-16
Helios 6 is the biggest update yet: a new read on the light itself, a rebuilt sky, upgraded reminders and Shortcuts support.
LIGHT CONDITIONS
The new Outlook section tells you what the light is doing right now — golden light, blue hour, harsh overhead sun, fog, moonlight — how long it holds, and what it's good for. Every moment of the day is scored out of 100 and drawn as a curve, so you can see the good windows coming and the bad ones passing.
It reads the real sky, not just clear-sky maths: cloud cover, rain and haze come from Apple Weather. And the advice is written for what you're here for — photography, hiking and astronomy each get their own. Change it any time in Settings.
A NEW SKY
The sky view has been rebuilt. Real clouds from the forecast drift overhead, the sun carries its own glow and bloom, and the sun's and moon's paths are traced across the sky with markers on the horizon showing exactly where they will rise and set. In HDR, on displays that support it.
THE MAP, NOW IN THREE DIMENSIONS
The Sky Projection map now shows the sun's or Moon's whole day up as a dome over the ground, with the golden and blue hour bearings tinted where they fall and the sun glowing along its track. Switch between the standard map and satellite imagery, and on the shadow map, flip between shadow and sunlight.
SWIPE BETWEEN VIEWS
Every place now has three backdrops you swipe between — the Atmosphere sky, the Sky Projection map and the Shadow map — with a picker that previews each one live. Helios remembers which you prefer.
A NEW WAY THROUGH TIME
A new timeline runs beneath every place. Drag it to move through the day and watch the sky, the map and the shadows follow. Its controls lift out of the way as you scrub and read the moment back to you, with a calendar for any date, a jump to tomorrow morning, and a way straight back to now.
ECLIPSES
Your Outlook now shows the next solar and lunar eclipse at your place — what kind it is, when it happens, and how much of the sun or moon is covered where you are. Behind them sits a new lunar engine accurate to the arcsecond, which also sharpens moonrise, moonset and phase times.
UPGRADED REMINDERS
Set a reminder for any event at any place. Repeat it every day, or fire it once on a date. Pin it to a place, or let it follow you wherever you are. Choose how long before the event you want to hear about it.
SHORTCUTS AND SIRI
21 new actions: sun and moon position, event times and bearings, light quality, the next eclipse, shadow length, drawn moon and sky images you can drop into anything, plus saving, opening and searching your places.
SPOTLIGHT
Your saved places now turn up in Spotlight search, map and all, from anywhere on your device.
NEW APPLE WATCH APP
A completely new watch app built around four instruments — Light, Sun, Moon and Compass — over a sky coloured for the moment you are looking at. Turn the Digital Crown to move through the day.
LIGHT CONDITIONS
The new Outlook section tells you what the light is doing right now — golden light, blue hour, harsh overhead sun, fog, moonlight — how long it holds, and what it's good for. Every moment of the day is scored out of 100 and drawn as a curve, so you can see the good windows coming and the bad ones passing.
It reads the real sky, not just clear-sky maths: cloud cover, rain and haze come from Apple Weather. And the advice is written for what you're here for — photography, hiking and astronomy each get their own. Change it any time in Settings.
A NEW SKY
The sky view has been rebuilt. Real clouds from the forecast drift overhead, the sun carries its own glow and bloom, and the sun's and moon's paths are traced across the sky with markers on the horizon showing exactly where they will rise and set. In HDR, on displays that support it.
THE MAP, NOW IN THREE DIMENSIONS
The Sky Projection map now shows the sun's or Moon's whole day up as a dome over the ground, with the golden and blue hour bearings tinted where they fall and the sun glowing along its track. Switch between the standard map and satellite imagery, and on the shadow map, flip between shadow and sunlight.
SWIPE BETWEEN VIEWS
Every place now has three backdrops you swipe between — the Atmosphere sky, the Sky Projection map and the Shadow map — with a picker that previews each one live. Helios remembers which you prefer.
A NEW WAY THROUGH TIME
A new timeline runs beneath every place. Drag it to move through the day and watch the sky, the map and the shadows follow. Its controls lift out of the way as you scrub and read the moment back to you, with a calendar for any date, a jump to tomorrow morning, and a way straight back to now.
ECLIPSES
Your Outlook now shows the next solar and lunar eclipse at your place — what kind it is, when it happens, and how much of the sun or moon is covered where you are. Behind them sits a new lunar engine accurate to the arcsecond, which also sharpens moonrise, moonset and phase times.
UPGRADED REMINDERS
Set a reminder for any event at any place. Repeat it every day, or fire it once on a date. Pin it to a place, or let it follow you wherever you are. Choose how long before the event you want to hear about it.
SHORTCUTS AND SIRI
21 new actions: sun and moon position, event times and bearings, light quality, the next eclipse, shadow length, drawn moon and sky images you can drop into anything, plus saving, opening and searching your places.
SPOTLIGHT
Your saved places now turn up in Spotlight search, map and all, from anywhere on your device.
NEW APPLE WATCH APP
A completely new watch app built around four instruments — Light, Sun, Moon and Compass — over a sky coloured for the moment you are looking at. Turn the Digital Crown to move through the day.
Ver 5.4.2 2026-08-01
What's new in 5.4.2
- Fixed an issue where the shadow map would behave unexpectedly on initial launch of the app when set as a default map mode on iPadOS.
- Fixed an issue where the about celestial event screen title text would not get centered properly on smaller-screen iPhones.
- Improve localizations across many languages.
- Fixed an issue where the shadow map would behave unexpectedly on initial launch of the app when set as a default map mode on iPadOS.
- Fixed an issue where the about celestial event screen title text would not get centered properly on smaller-screen iPhones.
- Improve localizations across many languages.
Ver 5.4.1 2026-07-29
What's new in 5.4.1
- Fixed an issue where the map in the header on the outlook screen of a place would improperly stretch when bouncing due to an overscroll at the top.
- Outlook widget now respects the layout settings set within the app.
- Tweaked the default outlook timeline layout to not contain twilights, though they can still be toggled on in app settings.
- When sending feedback, the app now attaches a file with diagnostic logs.
- Fixed an issue where the map in the header on the outlook screen of a place would improperly stretch when bouncing due to an overscroll at the top.
- Outlook widget now respects the layout settings set within the app.
- Tweaked the default outlook timeline layout to not contain twilights, though they can still be toggled on in app settings.
- When sending feedback, the app now attaches a file with diagnostic logs.
Ver 5.4.0 2026-07-23
What's new in 5.4.0
- Fixed an issue where widgets would fail to load.
- Redesigned the morning and evening light sections in the app and the outlook widget, making them easier to read at a glance.
- The sun graphic has been updated to be even more realistic.
- Dragging and dropping locations across third party apps and Helios is now supported.
- New total sunlight received mode in the map tool.
- Many UI tweaks across the entire app to make it easier to use.
- Fixed an issue where widgets would fail to load.
- Redesigned the morning and evening light sections in the app and the outlook widget, making them easier to read at a glance.
- The sun graphic has been updated to be even more realistic.
- Dragging and dropping locations across third party apps and Helios is now supported.
- New total sunlight received mode in the map tool.
- Many UI tweaks across the entire app to make it easier to use.
Ver 5.3.0 2026-06-26
What's new in 5.3.0
- This update includes a massive update to accessibility. All parts of the app are now fully accessible, supporting voice over, voice control, and more!
- A big upgrade to the light meter, it now includes a dedicated video mode, adapted for those in the cinematography space with support for shutter angle, tweaked priority modes, and the ability to chose a specific lens (ultra-wide, wide or telephoto) for when the shot doesn't quite match with what you are seeing in the viewfinder.
- Some slight UI tweaks to make the app feel better.
- Fixed an issue where the map button wouldn't open the correct screen after interacting with the atmospheric visualization.
- This update includes a massive update to accessibility. All parts of the app are now fully accessible, supporting voice over, voice control, and more!
- A big upgrade to the light meter, it now includes a dedicated video mode, adapted for those in the cinematography space with support for shutter angle, tweaked priority modes, and the ability to chose a specific lens (ultra-wide, wide or telephoto) for when the shot doesn't quite match with what you are seeing in the viewfinder.
- Some slight UI tweaks to make the app feel better.
- Fixed an issue where the map button wouldn't open the correct screen after interacting with the atmospheric visualization.