Features Series of screenshots with feature descriptions, a streaming movie at the bottom is a walkthrough of the app.
Tracker
dminder tracks Vitamin D from the sun.
Optimal time of the day
You can tell dminder to notify you that solar noon is coming (as it is the best time to get vitamin D because the sun is at its highest point in the sky).
Next D opportunity
When there is D available, a button appears to start a solar session, when it's not available, dminder tells you when your next D opportunity will be, if it's 10 seconds from now or two months (if you are farther than 35ยบ from the equator, you only get D for part of the year).
Helps prevent burns
dminder computes the recommended time given your skin type and the current UV index, and tells you when you have to stop your session to prevent being burned.
Vitamin D stopwatch
dminder can be used as a stopwatch to get vitamin D, and you can set a target (by amount of D or time) before starting your exposure session. That way, once the time expires, it makes a noise and you can go in or put on sunscreen.
Once you have your target, tap the dial and it will count the time out, showing progress. (You can also swipe up/down to change time from count up to down to the end of the session so you can see time remaining.)
Forecaster
dminder provides you with the forecast for the next 5 days, as well an annual solar forecast that shows exactly what days of the year D will be available where you are.
Goals
The app allows you to set your daily target amounts.
Statistics
The top gauge shows you what the app thinks your current D level is, taking all sun sessions, supplements and food doses into account. The other gauges show total amount of D from the sun in the last 30, 60 and 90 days.
D estimator
The app has a built in estimator you can use to get a baseline, or you can enter a lab result.
Customizable
The amount of pigment in your skin affects D generated (difference between lightest and darkest is 10x).
History
In the pro version, you have complete control over session history.