Find places to shoot. Share how you shot them.
Real locations, real settings, real trips — swapped between photographers who walk. And every photo you post stays yours.
Your trips as ordered routes — every stop, frame and lesson, in the sequence you walked them. The richest object in Panoramble.
Photo spots with the settings — and you choose how precise the pin is.
This is tonight, for real — the dial you get at every stop. Free golden hour? See which stops fit the light, from where you are.
Every photographer carries a list of shots they haven’t taken yet. Log the intention — a label, a rough pin, the months it works — and Sundial tells you when it’s on. Or snap the spot where you’re stood: one photo logs the pin and the way you faced. Shoot it, and it graduates into a stop.
Worth the drive? Watch a stop and an hourly scan scores its next golden and night windows against the directions it’s shot in, plus the cloud forecast. When a window clears the bar, the bell rings. No forecast, no alert — never a guess.
Sundial’s second face. Tonight’s true darkness, graded honestly — a bright midsummer night says so rather than inventing one — the moon’s phase and movements, and the Milky Way core’s window and bearing, ranked against the ways your stops face.
Coastal stops carry the tide. Every frame is stamped with the water it was shot on, the record learns what the stop likes, alerts can wait for low water, and the printable field sheet takes the tide table past where the signal dies.
Shoot 3:1, we show 3:1.
Posting to Instagram anyway? One click slices a pano into an ordered 4:5 carousel, your credit in the caption — the crop happens on your terms or not at all.
Your photos are yours.
Full stop.
And when a camera signs its files, we say so: photos carrying Content Credentials wear a quiet “signed at capture” badge — checked by us, never assumed, and free on every plan.