This app provides precise astronomical data for sky analysis, including eclipses, Moon motion, and planetary positions. It offers location-based calculations and visual tools to understand celestial events and their visibility.
1.0.2
July 4, 2026
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Apphemeride can track solar and lunar eclipses, the motion of the Moon, and the positions of planets. It provides detailed data on rise and set times, transits, and horizon events for these celestial bodies.
The app uses your location to perform precise, location-based calculations for celestial events, rather than relying on generic tables. This allows for accurate analysis of how the Sun, Moon, and planets move across your local horizon.
Yes, Apphemeride offers visual simulations for solar and lunar eclipses, complete with maps. You can also see where an eclipse will be visible and how it will look from a selected place.
Apphemeride offers detailed data on relative planet positions, orientation, illumination, phase angle, magnitude, angular size, and distance. It also includes specific information on Jupiter's Galilean moons and Saturn's moon system.
Apphemeride is described as a premium tool for serious skywatchers and those who want to understand celestial mechanics with accurate calculations. It is not a simple star finder but a focused ephemeris app.
No, Apphemeride is ad-free. The application does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.
Apphemeride is available for iPhone and iPad. It supports these Apple devices, leveraging their capabilities for precise astronomical analysis.
The app was last updated on July 4, 2026, with version 1.0.2. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions by the developer.
