Aurora Watch: Real-Time Geomagnetic Alerts App
Aurora Watch is an iOS app providing real-time geomagnetic alerts for aurora chasers worldwide. This is a product listing rather than an articulated user problem. The niche audience of aurora enthusiasts lacks a clear friction point expressed here.
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