187: Tracking the Sun: Shadowmap, Sunscore & the Future of Light-Aware Living
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Georg Molzer and Dave Wallace discuss their innovative tool Shadowmap, which tracks sunlight exposure, and its implications for health and real estate.
📺 Watch the Video on Spotify , YouTube & Rumble Join our FREE Community Most of us have no real sense of how much sunlight our home, our neighborhood, or our daily route actually receives. Georg Molzer and Dave Wallace built Shadowmap to change that. It's a real-time 3D global tool that shows exactly where sunlight lands, at any time of day, any day of the year, anywhere on Earth. Georg came to this work through a melanoma diagnosis that left him told to avoid the sun forever. He didn't. Through years of listening to his body, rebuilding his circadian rhythms, and letting go of medical advice that felt wrong, he returned to the sun and then built an app to help others find it. Dave discovered Shadowmap at a government tech expo in Dubai, zoomed in on his house in the UK, and immediately understood why he'd spent years feeling like something was missing. They met at a tech expo in Dubai and decided to team up to bring sun mapping to the world. Shadowmap now serves over 700,000 users per month and just launched Sunscore, the world's first sunlight metric, in partnership with Redfin, one of the largest real estate platforms in the US. Forty-four percent of people would choose a…
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