Ephemeris: Moon and Sun Seeker

The data is very useful and presented reasonably well— the compass especially. The UI is not intuitive, with no great way to switch between different views; swipes work on some screens but not others. But by far the most annoying are the constant notifications for other apps by the developer. One of the key features of the app is setting alarms for certain positions of moon/sun/Milky Way, but the only recommendation from the developer to avoid these ads is to turn off ALL notifications, which includes the ones you set. This is the paid version! The cost of admission should include the ability to avoid spam.

We live in a world of man-made time that sorta correlates to nature? Once upon a time we kept time by the sun and moon and seasons…we were also much more self-aware! Technology is nice, but it’s not everything. Use this app as the ancients used sun dials and the equinoxes to keep track of “time”

That’s NOT so incredibly expensive like other astronomical software and yet user friendly enough for a novice to begin learning! As for the other review complaining of the subscription: These types of programs require financial help to be created and maintained so in all sincerity if a 0.99 cent fee for a ONE WEEK TRIAL (which is EASILY cancellable through your iphone settings) is such a sticking point for you, then you always have the option of alternatives that don’t include trashing a company with a quality product that generously offers LIFETIME ACCESS FOR $9.99. Believe me no other software will offer this for that price! Happy Stargazing 🔭 💫