# Wiccan Clock — Planetary hours and elections

> App for planetary hours, elections, and Moon void-of-course tracking. (iPhone/iPad app by Stuart Woolley.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wiccan-clock/id449500395 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Stuart Woolley](https://appshunter.io/developer/315697638)
- Category: Lifestyle, Utilities
- Price: $0.99
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 26.0 · 38 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2011-07-18
- Data updated: 2026-10-23
- Monetization: paid
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wiccan-clock/id449500395/reviews.md

## What is Wiccan Clock?

Wiccan Clock divides the daylight into twelve hours and the darkness into twelve more, the way the hours were reckoned before clocks were mechanical. Each one is ruled by a classical planet in the Chaldean order, and the first hour after sunrise belongs to the planet that names the day. That is where the names of our weekdays come from.

A DIAL FOR RIGHT NOW
The twenty-four hours are drawn at their real lengths, so a summer day lays long gilt hours across the top of the ring and short indigo ones beneath. The present hour glows in its planet's own metal, and the card below tells you what that hour is for.

A SCHEDULE FOR ANY DAY
Step to any date and read the whole twenty-four, with sunrise, sunset and the length of each hour. Hours whose planet also rules the day are marked, since practice prizes the two agreeing.

A PLANNER THAT ANSWERS WHEN
Choose the planets you want, say whether the hour must fall on that planet's own day, and search up to a year ahead. Save any result with a note and an alert. The Moon's sign and its void-of-course state show beside every hour. The Moon is reckoned void by the modern definition, counting Uranus, Neptune and Pluto alongside the classical planets, which is what most published void tables do. Switch to the traditional reckoning in Settings if you prefer the six.

ON THE HOME SCREEN
Widgets for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen keep the ruling planet and the time left in view.

HONEST ABOUT ITS SOURCES
The uses of each hour are quoted word for word from S. L. MacGregor Mathers' 1889 translation of the Key of Solomon, read from page images of the first edition rather than from a transcription. The metals come from Agrippa, 1651. Chaucer in 1391, Agrippa in 1651 and William Lilly in 1647 are each quoted on where these hours are attested. Planetary hours are far older than Wicca, and the app says so plainly.

COMPUTED ON YOUR DEVICE
Sunrise and sunset are solved to the second and agree with the US Naval Observatory to within about half a minute. Nothing needs a signal. Your location never leaves your phone. Inside the Arctic and Antarctic circles, on a day with no sunrise, the app tells you there are no hours rather than inventing them.

One price. No subscription, no account, no advertising, no tracking.

## Key features

- Planetary hour division for day and night
- Real-time hour ruler and traditional uses
- Future hour planning and election search
- Moon sign and void-of-course tracking
- Home and Lock Screen widgets
- Offline device-based calculations

## Is Wiccan Clock safe?

Not enough ratings yet to assess Wiccan Clock.

## Is Wiccan Clock legit?

Wiccan Clock appears to be a legitimate app. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Wiccan Clock is 90 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

## Recent user reviews (10 of 16)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wiccan-clock/id449500395/reviews.md

### 1/5 — Won't a refund

*2016-10-13*

App won't even open not happy 😡

### 1/5 — Won't Open

*2016-09-07*

App does not even open. Demanding refund

### 1/5 — This app will not open

*2016-08-08*

I am dissatisfied with this app, it is the only one I have spent money on in the last 2 years and it will not open

### 1/5 — Not worth it.

*2016-06-19*

Sadly did not get to see the app in motion as every time I click on it, it goes to a black screen and crashes. Poor.

### 1/5 — DO NOT BUY

*2016-06-15*

Does not work someone should make shore this stuff works before they sell it

### 1/5 — No worth any stars

*2016-05-10*

I want my money back.  This app does not even open.  Should be removed from App Store.

### 1/5 — Worthless app

*2016-04-25*

I figured what a beautiful looking app wrong its not even worth the money disappointed

### 1/5 — Money back please?!

*2016-02-12*

Won't even open. Just crashes. Utter rubbish.

### 1/5 — Nope

*2015-10-02*

App doesn't even open.  REFUND !!!!!

### 1/5 — What a rip off!!!

*2015-08-15*

This is just a clock with some backgrounds you can change. For .99 they should have at least made it an alarm clock. Don't waste your time on this very "does nothing app". The backgrounds are not even that nice. :(

## Frequently asked questions about Wiccan Clock

### What is the price of Wiccan Clock?

Wiccan Clock is a paid app, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. There are no subscriptions, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

### Does Wiccan Clock have ads?

No, Wiccan Clock is ad-free. The developer explicitly states that there are no advertisements, tracking, or accounts required to use the app.

### How accurate are Wiccan Clock's calculations?

Sunrise and sunset times are computed on your device and are accurate to the second, agreeing with the US Naval Observatory within about half a minute. Calculations are performed locally, ensuring privacy.

### What devices is Wiccan Clock compatible with?

Wiccan Clock is available for iPhone and iPad. It supports both platforms, allowing users to access its features on their preferred Apple devices.

### How often is Wiccan Clock updated?

The latest version of Wiccan Clock is 2.0, last updated on October 19, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though the specific frequency is not detailed.

### What is the age rating for Wiccan Clock?

Wiccan Clock has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide audience, including younger users interested in its unique timekeeping features.

### Can I use Wiccan Clock offline?

Yes, all computations for Wiccan Clock are performed on your device. This means you can use the app to track planetary hours and plan without needing an internet connection.

### What sources does Wiccan Clock use for its information?

Wiccan Clock quotes its information on the uses of each hour from S. L. MacGregor Mathers' 1889 translation of The Key of Solomon, and metals from Agrippa (1651). Historical attestation is also cited from Chaucer and William Lilly.

## Version history (last 3 releases)

### 2.0 — 2026-10-19

Rebuilt from nothing.

Wiccan Clock returns as a planetary hours instrument. A dial that draws the twenty-four unequal hours at their real lengths, a full schedule for any date and any place, a planner that searches for the hour you want up to a year ahead, and widgets for the Home and Lock Screens. The uses of each hour are quoted from the 1889 Key of Solomon, and every figure is computed on your device.

Everyone who bought the original owns this.

### 1.1 — 2011-08-02

* Added clock face 'Nocturnal Cats'

### 1.0 — 2011-07-18

No release notes.

## More apps by Stuart Woolley

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- [ChemFacts!](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/chemfacts/id325297696)
- [Wiccan Moon](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wiccan-moon/id325693580)
- [Meteor Wheel](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/meteor-wheel/id338887663)

All apps by Stuart Woolley: https://appshunter.io/developer/315697638

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