Planetary Hours by Planetaro

Planetary Hours by Planetaro

Moon Phase & Astrology Widgets

1.7K ratings
114 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 29, 2020
  • October 10, 2026

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This app calculates planetary hours based on your location, dividing each day into unequal segments ruled by classical planets. It helps you align activities with celestial energies and track moon phases. Widgets and notifications keep you informed.

✓Planetary hours and moon calendar
✓Lock and home screen widgets
✓Apple Watch complications
✓Notifications for selected hours
✓Calendar syncing
✓Live Activities integration
✓Multiple themes
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What's New in Planetary Hours by Planetaro

2026.6.1

October 10, 2026

• Ready for iPhone Duo: unfold it and Planetaro spreads out — the current hour and the full list of planetary hours side by side, and the Moon screen split into phases and Void of Course. • Smoother translations in every language, including clearer Void of Course wording. • Small fixes: weekday initials in notification settings, tidier settings layout.

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Planetaro now answers with Siri on iOS 27

Sep 9, 2026 — Sep 29, 2026

User reviews

used to be great

premium now no longer covers widgets, i recently paid my yearly again only to lose access to features.

One of the best apps

I have tried many including planetary hours which no longer exists and while looking for similar I found Planetaro and it better than planetary hours by far only thing it it could announce the planets each hours would be perfectionism

Response from developer

Thank you so much, this really made my day. If Planetaro is one of the good ones, it is because I listen to the people who use it and build what they ask for, and your idea is a good example of that. I like the hourly announcement idea a lot, and I will add it in version 2026.6. My plan is to make it optional, so you can either hear the name of the planet spoken out loud, or choose a different notification sound for each hour. If you have any other ideas or run into any problems, you can always reach me from the Settings page inside the app. Thank you again for taking the time to write this.

Fingers crossed

I have no issue paying for this app to use the previously free features, but I shouldn’t be getting ads after I pay. I don’t care about your podcast and the forced banner ad means I will never listen/watch as a matter of principle. Your podcast isn’t the product and I don’t have any desire to see anybody’s face or hear their voice, that will make me abandon this app forever and block those astrologers’ content in general.

Edit: Man, this is such a refreshing response! I appreciate your direct reply and updated my review back to the original rating.
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Response from developer

Update: version 2026.6 is live, and the option is in it. You can now turn the podcast cards off completely in Settings, and the main screen stays clean. Thank you again for the feedback and for updating your review, this one was a fair point and it made the app better for everyone. Original: You are right, and honestly I had not thought about it this way. The podcast card was meant as a small note for people who asked for the podcast, not as an ad, but I understand that on the main screen of an app you paid for, it can feel exactly like one. Some people simply do not want that on their home screen, and that is a fair expectation. The card can already be dismissed with the X button until a new episode comes out, but that is clearly not enough for how you use the app. In version 2026.6 I will add an option to turn these cards off completely. Thank you for the direct feedback, this is exactly the kind of criticism that makes the app better.

10/10 planetary hour app and so much more!

Wether you get the free version or invested into the pro version it feels nice to use an app that’s been carefully crafted and nurtured by Muhammad and the Planetaro team
I mainly use it for the widgets I get to have on my Home Screen that’s shows the planetary hours and the moons phase percentage but they have evolve into so much more (,:
It’s nice how we now have monthly news letters and added podcasts (for free) it’s feels great to be part of this evolving community and a proud first hand witness to say you do get a personalized response from the plantaro team and Muhammad himself when you have a concern (,; it feels nice to be seen and heard even when it’s just concerns about my silly little widgets
No ads and doesn’t track your activity across apps (so rare these days)
Support an indie developer that cares about his community and download today! :3 <3
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Response from developer

I appreciate your kind words; they truly made my day 🥰

UPDATE: This Is How a Developer Earns Back a Customer

I originally left a very critical review after an update caused widget functionality I had relied on for years to suddenly require a Pro subscription. From my perspective as a longtime user, it felt like an existing feature had been taken away and placed behind a recurring paywall.

I am updating that review because Muhammed, the developer of Planetaro, completely changed my perspective through how he handled the situation.

Rather than dismissing the criticism or sending a canned response, he personally explained what happened. A long standing bug had unintentionally allowed some users continued access to Pro functionality, and the recent update corrected it without the team realizing how many longtime users would suddenly be affected.

More importantly, he listened.

One of my biggest concerns was the lack of a fair one time purchase option. Muhammed acknowledged that criticism, and Planetaro has since introduced a lifetime Pro option, which directly addresses the concern I originally raised.

He also went out of his way to make sure my individual issue was fully resolved, and he did so with a level of generosity and personal attention that I genuinely did not expect.

That mattered.

The app itself was always excellent. That is why I cared enough to criticize the change in the first place. Planetaro is beautifully designed, genuinely useful, and its planetary hour features have become part of my regular routine.

What impressed me most, though, was how the developer responded when faced with legitimate criticism. Muhammed listened, explained the situation transparently, addressed the underlying concern, and personally followed through until the issue was completely resolved.

That is how you rebuild trust with a customer.

My original criticism reflected my genuine experience at the time, and I still understand why users were frustrated. But when a developer responds this thoughtfully and actually makes meaningful changes, it is equally important to recognize that.

My issue has been completely resolved, I’ve regained access to the wonderful widgets pro feature and I am once again very happy to support and recommend Planetaro.

5 stars — both for the app and for an independent developer who demonstrated that he genuinely cares about the people using it.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for this. After these difficult weeks, reading that the way I handled it earned your trust back means more than the five stars themselves. Your original criticism was completely fair, as were all the other critical reviews. I just tried to explain what happened, even though I never anticipated it myself. That is why I published the blog post, and why I have been paying extra attention to make sure every email I receive gets a real answer that actually reaches the user. Thank you for giving Planetaro a second chance.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Planetary days/hours displayed incorrectly

Bug

Subscription issues and refund problems

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Requested Features

4 requests

Add moon phase information

Feature

Expand calendar view to weekly/monthly

Feature

Improve planetary hour notifications

Feature

Provide option for free/one-time purchase

Feature

FAQ

What does the Planetary Hours by Planetaro app do?

This app calculates planetary hours based on your current location, dividing each day into unequal hours ruled by the seven classical planets. It also provides a moon phase calendar, helping you understand and align your activities with celestial energies.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include a planetary hours and moon calendar, customizable widgets for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, notifications for specific planetary hours, calendar syncing with services like Gmail and Outlook, and Live Activities for lock screen display.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core functionality. It also includes in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or customization options may require payment.

What devices is Planetary Hours by Planetaro compatible with?

This is a universal app designed to work seamlessly across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch devices, offering a consistent experience across the Apple ecosystem.

How can I use this app for scheduling?

The app helps in scheduling by identifying favorable and unfavorable moments for different activities based on planetary rulership. By syncing with your existing calendars, you can integrate these insights to make more informed decisions about when to undertake tasks.