Match Made in Heaven

Version 4.0.0 is a full rebuild. • A new home screen. The app no longer opens on a form. It opens on a page that explains what the app does and what the eight fields are for, so birth time and birthplace make sense before you're asked for them. • A completely new interface, rebuilt in SwiftUI, with a night-sky palette throughout. • Saved readings. Your last five stay on the home screen. Tap one to open it again — that costs nothing and does not count against the daily limit — or swipe a row left to delete it. • Rebuilt scoring. Every input — ten planet pairings plus the Chinese animal pairing — is now graded on one scale and weighted by how much that placement actually matters, replacing the old hand-written tables. • A rating on every row. Each planet pairing and the animal pairing now carries a +1 to +6 badge on that one shared ladder, so a strong Venus and a strong animal match mean the same thing and can be read against each other down the page. • The Chinese pairing verdict is now shown. The app had been scoring it all along without ever telling you what it found. • A moment before the reading. New pairings pass through a short screen that shows the charts being drawn, rather than the result appearing the instant you let go of the button. • Swipe to go back. A drag in from the left edge now steps back a screen from both the form and the results. • Redesigned results. Placement chips name the sign instead of showing a bare degree, verdict rows draw the shared element or modality, and each row expands into an interpretation. • A form that fits your phone. The entry screen now lays itself out at whichever of three densities your screen can hold, so nothing is pushed off the bottom on smaller devices. • Sharper symbols. The element and modality marks are drawn as vectors rather than bitmaps, so they stay crisp at any size.