
AURA Regulation
Atmos regulation tracker
About
Track the performance of your Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clocks with this specialized utility. It helps you measure and analyze rate deviations after service, providing visual charts and summaries for accurate regulation.
What's New in AURA Regulation
0.5.0
August 25, 2026
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FAQ
What is AURA Regulation used for?
AURA Regulation is designed to help owners and regulators track whether a Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock is running fast or slow after service. It provides detailed analysis of rate deviations over time.
How does AURA Regulation work?
You add profiles for your Atmos clocks, start a regulation session, and capture dial readings using your camera or photos. The app uses AI to suggest the dial time, which you confirm, and then visualizes the rate deviation on charts.
Does AURA Regulation require an OpenAI API key?
Yes, the AI-assisted dial reading feature requires you to enter your own OpenAI API key in the app's settings. Photos used for AI reading are sent to OpenAI for processing.
Can I store my clock data locally with AURA Regulation?
Clock data is stored on your device. You also have the option to export backups of your clocks, sessions, readings, and photos to Files or iCloud Drive for safekeeping.
What kind of analysis does AURA Regulation provide?
The app offers rate charts with absolute and relative axes, displaying deviations in seconds per day, minutes per day, seconds per month, and minutes per month. It also provides average and median rate summaries.
Is AURA Regulation available on multiple devices?
Based on the provided data, AURA Regulation is currently supported on iPhone devices.
How often is AURA Regulation updated?
The latest version of AURA Regulation is 0.5.0, which was last updated on August 25, 2026. Specific update frequency is not detailed, but it is actively maintained.
What is the user sentiment for AURA Regulation?
AURA Regulation has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 1 review, indicating very positive initial user sentiment.






