Light Planner
See sunrise, sunset, moon and Milky Way direction for the exact date and place you intend to shoot.


Arriving summer 2026
Expert-curated locations, precise shooting guidance and powerful planning tools, together in one app.



Made by landscape photographers,
for landscape photographers.
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What is PhotoScout?
A better way to plan the shot.
PhotoScout brings hard-won location knowledge and practical field tools into a single, focused app. Find the right place, understand what works there, and arrive with a plan.
Curated location guides
Go beyond a pin on a map. Explore carefully selected regions, exact shooting spots, access notes, composition advice and the conditions that make each view come alive.
01 Scout the map

02 Explore the spot

03 Plan the light

Photography toolkit
Plan for the light.
Purpose-built tools help you plan golden hour, moonlight, the Milky Way, aurora, tides, depth of field, long exposures and more, without switching between apps.
See sunrise, sunset, moon and Milky Way direction for the exact date and place you intend to shoot.

Calculate long-exposure shutter speeds for any filter strength before the light changes.

Also in the toolkit
Your shoot diary
Keep the details that matter.
Build a personal record of the places you want to photograph, the ideas you had in the field and everything you need for the next visit.
The ultimate shoot diary
Create a custom shoot for any place, whether it is already in PhotoScout or a location you have discovered yourself.

Always close at hand
Save whole locations or individual photography spots, then find them quickly whenever you are planning the next shoot.


Why we’re building it
“Curated location guides written by landscape photographers, for landscape photographers.”
PhotoScout is being built from years spent scouting, revisiting and photographing landscapes in every kind of light. It turns that experience into useful guidance: direct, visual and practical.
No endless feeds. No vague pins. Just trusted knowledge and tools designed to improve the time you spend in the landscape.

Coming summer 2026
Join the early-access list for launch news, first looks and regional guide announcements.