Have you tried ShadowCalculator - Show sun shadows on google maps
to map shadows during the growing season for the spot you have in mind?
I explained how to use it in this topic
How to search for information about fruit online (fix broken links, read scientific papers. + useful links)
For something new you might try a early ripening kiwiberry. (arguta)
If been reasonably happy with those in a shady spot.
It is also valuable to know in what period of the year there is shadow. Some spots are full sun in August, but full shade in November. Due to the sun being higher in the sky in August.
An earlier ripening apple would do great in such a spot. but a winter apple wont.
Generally more sun during fruit ripening is important for sweet fruits. Shade during ripening will lead to less sweet fruits.
For cooking fruits this can be less of a problem. Since you add sugar anyway. Thus cultivars that ripen earlier or are suited for the kitchen are good contenders.