How it works
Three steps, no strings
Post about Sun Hours
Reddit, X, or TikTok — a screenshot of your forecast, a mention, a quick demo. Whatever feels natural.
Send us the link
Use the form below, or email it straight to support@sunhours.app and tell us iOS or Android.
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We check every submission by hand and email your unlock code. No charge, no catch.
Any of these work
Reddit, X, or TikTok
Pick whichever platform you actually use. We treat all three exactly the same.
X
A post, a reply, a screenshot of your forecast — tag us if you like.
TikTok
A quick demo or a good-sun-day reaction both count.
The ground rules
Keep it simple
- Make it public — we need to be able to see it to send you a code.
- Genuinely feature Sun Hours — a screenshot, a mention, a demo. Doesn't need to be glowing, just real.
- One code per person.
- Disclose it — most platforms (and the FTC, if you're in the US) expect a quick mention that you got something in exchange. "Got this one free from the dev" covers it.
- We review by hand, so give it a few days — and this is while supplies last, not bottomless.
Claim your code
Send us your link
Pick your platform, drop in your link, and we'll take it from there.
This opens your email app with everything pre-filled — nothing sends until you hit send there.
Questions
Good to know
Which platforms count?
Reddit, X, or TikTok — anywhere your post is public and people can actually see it.
What exactly do I get?
Lifetime Pro, unlocked for free — every ad gone and every Pro feature (Saved Locations, Smart Appliance Timer, Bill Savings, Sol Insights and more) unlocked for good. No subscription, no renewal.
What does my post actually need to say?
Whatever feels natural — a screenshot of your forecast, a mention of the app, a quick demo. It just needs to genuinely feature Sun Hours, not just a bare link.
How long until I get my code?
We check every submission by hand, so give it a few days. We'll email your code to whichever address you write to us from.
Do I need to disclose that I got something free?
Yes — most platforms, and the FTC if you're in the US, expect a quick mention that you received something in exchange for the post. A line like "got this one free from the developer" covers it.
Is there a limit to how many people can do this?
We generate codes manually in batches, so this is while supplies last rather than a bottomless pool. Get your post in and we'll do our best to get back to you quickly.
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