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I use iPhemeris every day.
The software is easy to use and always with me. The ephemeris goes back to 2500 BC, which is great because it allows me to include my historical research. The Place search function stopped working, but I’m sure they’ll fix the bug as the developer keeps adding features. I haven’t started using the desktop version, so I can’t say anything about that. Great product.Show lessLFVB13
Have had it for years
This little app is my eyes to the sky. Knowing what is going on in the heavens is fantastic and when you can combine a nativity with the current aspects, well... it’s very convenient. Going backwards or forward on one nativity and the current transits, just speaks to the versatility and utility of this app.Show lessSirius Chariot
My favorite app!
As a professional astrologer of over 30 years I really appreciate having this app on my phone-I especially like the ephemera feature with all the asteroids included.Fern spring
A good and useful app
I like this app. I have used it for a few years now, and it has not let me down yet. Casting charts, tracking transits, doing composites and synastries - it does all that smoothly and easily. The built-in ephemeris is very useful too. Give it a try, you won’t regret it!venusamaris
Excellent app that continues to evolve
iPhemeris is my favorite astrology app on the go. In particular the sky now feature, and ephemeris get looked at daily. Sky now is a wonderful tool for horary astrologers. The app is easy to use, is accurate, and probably most importantly it gets regular updates with new features. I’m hoping to see some future updates that maybe include a dignities and debilities table, and perhaps a list of fixed stars. Otherwise, this is the most complete astrology app for a mobile device that I’ve ever encountered. If your considering an astrology app for your phone, and you’re a serious astrologer, this app is for you!Show lessJacques Triplehorn
Asteroids For Dummies
Would be so awesome if you could have some kind of resource or chart within the app to understand the glyphs. There is an asteroid currently at 19 degrees in Virgo, and I have searched Google in every possible way to find out what it is with no luck. And it's not like I can just key the glyph on a keyboard. Seriously, Google asteroid glyphs and try to find it. You won't. All the other glyphs are easy to find and understand, just not that one. Please don't assume everyone who enjoys your app is a professional astrologer, some are merely astrology enthusiast.
Otherwise this is really an awesome app.Show lessAstrogrrl
Developer Response
You already have it... look at the symbol table in the documentation (in the App or online) Shazam! Your wish has been granted :)Excellent App for anyone interested in Astrology
I use this app everyday to check some event correlation or relationship connection. I’m not an astrologer but feel like one with all the layers ... aspects, midpoints, and ephemera, available with this app. Love it!Tanilea
Wonderful, necessary life tool.
An ephemeris is a life tool that everyone can benefit from. Understanding where the planets are, now and then, can help one to know oneself and others better. This app is much more convenient to carry around then the several volumes it replaces. It’s other functions are so great there isn’t enough room on this review to sing all its praises.Show lessPsyChick911
TRANSIT CALENDAR
Hi, I just want to start off by saying that out of the three astrology Apps I’ve tried, yours is absolutely my favorite. The one things I was thinking that astrology apps could use is a sort of ‘Transit Calendar’ that gets loaded onto a saved chart. I guess that might be confusing so I’ll just explain something that I do with your app to clear things up.
If you open up the calendar app on my phone and go to SEPT 19 there is an event that I had to manually add that I named MRC SQR JPT-N. This means that transiting Mercury is Squaring my Natal Jupiter. This event is set to alert me 5 minutes before the exact time I got from your app: 3:42 PM., then again at 3:42.
My question for some time has been whether or not an app could load these transits into its own calendar section as well as alert the user the way my calendar does. This way I can have these ‘Transit Alarms’, but a computer could set them all up for me once it has my natal chart.
Thanks for your work!! :)Show lessVonHölle
Great iPad App
What I love most is the simplicity and clean look. I’ve been studying a lot lately and keep charts up on the iPad while I’m reading about a chart. It’s easy to see everything that’s being discussed. Not over-cluttered, yet very flexible. Mr. Jobs would have been pleased with the sleek look and solid functionality.Show lessTmil3377
