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Response from developer
Thanks! If you're interested in the calculation, I've written the whole reasoning in "options and information" / "how it works"!
Good app!
Great app! Does it also work for Apple Watch?
App crash
Finally
Response from developer
Thanks to you!:)
Buggy
Good app
Definitely interesting
Response from developer
Unfortunately that is an Apple limitation, it updates as soon as it can and we developers can't do anything about it 🥲
Star Date Calendar
Thank you very much I give it five stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ .
Keep up the good work design and upgrading the app. Starfleet command will be so happy.
Response from developer
Thanks!!🙂
Crashes Immediately
Formula for 2023 #StarTrekPicard stardates
U=Unix time;
S=Seconds in day=86400;
L=Legth of year in days=365.25;
D=Difference between Unix and SD epochs=1970-1945=25 years;
Point= percent of time=hours/24
Mal
Cool, but it could be better
Response from developer
HI! sorry but i didn't understand your comment.. this is a widget, you can customize it as you want and insert it in the home screen of your phone. that's what it does. I hope I have answered your doubts!
Nice App- Almost what I was looking for
What I was looking for and was hoping this app could do was to display GMAT Modified Julian Date - the date/time system that NASA and astronomers use as it provides a single numeric value for date and time - for example as I am writing this the Modified Julian date is 59836.542241 - this app allows one to create a Star Date and create widget- I would love (and pay for) an app that did what this application does - only using the real “star date” (Modified Julian Date).
Love it!
Response from developer
Thanks!❤️ A larger widget?maybe in the future, who know..🙂
Doesn’t work.
One refinement would get five stars
Response from developer
Hi, first of all thanks for the review! as for the use of the complete date to calculate the stardate, I honestly don't know how to develop it without upsetting the current mechanism: the calculation I use is based on the one specified on Wikipedia and I would like to use "standard" values (even if that's all fiction :-)) In case you want to calculate a specific date, you can do it in the "calculate a date" menu, but I guess you already knew that. Live long and prosper!
