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StelaClock - Mayan calendar converter

StelaClock - Mayan calendar converter

by Gary Saggu

5 ratings
7 reviews
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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 25, 2012
  • March 23, 2017

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Gary Saggu
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About

Discover the Mayan calendar and number system with this educational clock app. It displays the current time and date using Mayan glyphs and a Base 20 notation, offering a unique way to experience ancient Maya culture.

✓Mayan calendar display
✓Mayan number system
✓Vigesimal (Base 20) notation
✓Sophisticated calendar converter
✓Mayan glyph numerals
✓Daily use clock
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What's New in StelaClock

4.0

March 23, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. -Support for iOS 10+ -Improvements in Mayan calendar converter

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User reviews

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Interesting

I’m a bit more into Mayan stuff lately and I enjoyed this Mayan conversion of our time...
LillGPSLillGPS

Won't go below 1900 nor above 2015

Why limit the dates to just between 1900 and 2015. Waste of 99cents. Fix and would increase rating.
su_A_vesu_A_ve

Innovative

Very innovative... Works perfectly, although one must get used to the new notation (mayan) and system (base 20).
Cesssss1234Cesssss1234

Cool gadget

Original idea and good implementation. It's a visual treat and entertaining in a way only a clock like this can be.
LizluiLizlui

Nice app

I love the Mayan calendar converter and the clock. Something different...I like it!
SumiqnSumiqn
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FAQ

What is StelaClock?

StelaClock is a paid utility app that displays the current time and date inspired by the Mayan calendar and number system. It uses Mayan glyphs and a vigesimal (Base 20) notation, and includes a calendar converter.

How much does StelaClock cost?

StelaClock is a paid app, priced at $0.99. This is a one-time purchase and does not involve any subscriptions or in-app purchases.

What devices does StelaClock support?

StelaClock is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS operating systems.

Is StelaClock suitable for children?

Yes, StelaClock has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children and adults interested in learning about the Mayan calendar.

How often is StelaClock updated?

The latest version of StelaClock is 4.0, which was last updated on March 23, 2017. While updates are not frequent, the app provides a stable Mayan calendar conversion experience.

What is the user rating for StelaClock?

StelaClock has a strong user rating of 4.6 stars, based on 5 ratings. This indicates a high level of user satisfaction with the app's functionality and educational content.

Does StelaClock have ads?

No, StelaClock does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.

Can StelaClock convert dates to the Mayan Long Count?

Yes, StelaClock includes a sophisticated calendar converter that allows users to view dates in the Mayan Long Count representation, inspired by the Maya's vigesimal system.