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Publisher Description
Astrolabe Clock is an astronomical clock inspired by the astrolabe, an ancient astronomical instrument used to tell time and to predict the location of the Sun, stars and planets. This modern interpretation gives a view of the sky showing at a glance the time of day, day of year, and the location in the sky of the Sun, Moon, planets and stars. Astrolabe Clock also gives the time of sunrise and sunset, the phase of the Moon, transit times for the Sun, Moon, planets and stars, and can be used to show the occurrence of solar and lunar eclipses.
Version History New in v.2.0.3 :
- Fixes a visual inconsistency in widget background so that it is now always black.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.3 May 18 New in v.2.0.2 :
- Fixes widget issues on some devices. Improves widget appearance on iPad.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.2 May 1 New in version 2.0.1:
- Bug fixes for widgets.
What's new in version 2.0 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.1 Apr 27 What's new:
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen or Lock Screen. The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0 Apr 21 New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes 1.11 05/28/2015 - Fixed problems with zooming on iPad Air 1.10 11/13/2014 - Fixed problems when running under iOS 6
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects (tap on object description to toggle)
-Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.9 10/24/2014 - Fixed crashing and display problems with iOS 8
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects
- Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.8 10/15/2014 - Fixed a nasty bug introduced with the update to iOS 6 that caused the date and time to reset to an incorrect value whenever the Settings were opened.
- Added optimization for the iPhone 5 display.
- Minor iOS 6 fixes. 1.7 10/04/2012 - Much improved response to moving the time arrow and zooming on all iPhone and iPod Touch devices
- Corrected error in calculation of planet magnitude (brightness) 1.6 04/12/2012 In this update:
- Fixed the display error on the new retina display iPad
- Improved the response to taps, especially on the iPhone 4
- Higher-resolution icons for the Sun, Moon and planets 1.5 03/27/2012 An update with several new features suggested by users:
- Choose between the standard southward projection and a new northward projection that will likely be favored by Southern Hemisphere users
- Graphically view the limits of Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight
- Change the time of day interactively by moving the time arrow with your finger
- View Sun, Moon, planet and star locations in terms of Right Ascension and Declination (RA and Dec) as well as Altitude and Azimuth
- View stars at all times if desired, during the day as well as at night
Also:
- Interface tweaks: improved buttons and label size fixes
- Minor bug fixes
Please visit www.TwoNineEightSoftware.com for complete details. 1.4 12/03/2011 - Fixed two problems with Retina Display devices: Clock face now displays at full size at startup. Tapping a star or planet now shows information properly.
- Minor bug fixes for all devices 1.3 04/18/2011 - Universal support. Now works with iPhone and iPod Touch!
- Improved Settings interface with new display options.
- Minor bug fixes. 1.2 03/20/2011 Fixed the bug that caused a white stripe to appear along the bottom and right side of screen 1.1 03/04/2011 1.0 02/28/2011
About Astrolabe Clock
The company that develops Astrolabe Clock is Michael Smith. The latest version released by its developer is 2.0.3.
To install Astrolabe Clock on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-15 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Astrolabe Clock as malware if the download link is broken.
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- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
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- If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
- After Astrolabe Clock is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-10-15
Version History New in v.2.0.3 :
- Fixes a visual inconsistency in widget background so that it is now always black.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.3 May 18 New in v.2.0.2 :
- Fixes widget issues on some devices. Improves widget appearance on iPad.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.2 May 1 New in version 2.0.1:
- Bug fixes for widgets.
What's new in version 2.0 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.1 Apr 27 What's new:
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen or Lock Screen. The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0 Apr 21 New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes 1.11 05/28/2015 - Fixed problems with zooming on iPad Air 1.10 11/13/2014 - Fixed problems when running under iOS 6
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects (tap on object description to toggle)
-Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.9 10/24/2014 - Fixed crashing and display problems with iOS 8
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects
- Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.8 10/15/2014 - Fixed a nasty bug introduced with the update to iOS 6 that caused the date and time to reset to an incorrect value whenever the Settings were opened.
- Added optimization for the iPhone 5 display.
- Minor iOS 6 fixes. 1.7 10/04/2012 - Much improved response to moving the time arrow and zooming on all iPhone and iPod Touch devices
- Corrected error in calculation of planet magnitude (brightness) 1.6 04/12/2012 In this update:
- Fixed the display error on the new retina display iPad
- Improved the response to taps, especially on the iPhone 4
- Higher-resolution icons for the Sun, Moon and planets 1.5 03/27/2012 An update with several new features suggested by users:
- Choose between the standard southward projection and a new northward projection that will likely be favored by Southern Hemisphere users
- Graphically view the limits of Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight
- Change the time of day interactively by moving the time arrow with your finger
- View Sun, Moon, planet and star locations in terms of Right Ascension and Declination (RA and Dec) as well as Altitude and Azimuth
- View stars at all times if desired, during the day as well as at night
Also:
- Interface tweaks: improved buttons and label size fixes
- Minor bug fixes
Please visit www.TwoNineEightSoftware.com for complete details. 1.4 12/03/2011 - Fixed two problems with Retina Display devices: Clock face now displays at full size at startup. Tapping a star or planet now shows information properly.
- Minor bug fixes for all devices 1.3 04/18/2011 - Universal support. Now works with iPhone and iPod Touch!
- Improved Settings interface with new display options.
- Minor bug fixes. 1.2 03/20/2011 Fixed the bug that caused a white stripe to appear along the bottom and right side of screen 1.1 03/04/2011 1.0 02/28/2011
version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-09-03
Version History New in v.2.0.3 :
- Fixes a visual inconsistency in widget background so that it is now always black.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.3 May 18 New in v.2.0.2 :
- Fixes widget issues on some devices. Improves widget appearance on iPad.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.2 May 1 New in version 2.0.1:
- Bug fixes for widgets.
What's new in version 2.0 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.1 Apr 27 What's new:
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen or Lock Screen. The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0 Apr 21 This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included.
New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes 1.11 05/28/2015 - Fixed problems with zooming on iPad Air 1.10 11/13/2014 - Fixed problems when running under iOS 6
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects (tap on object description to toggle)
-Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.9 10/24/2014 - Fixed crashing and display problems with iOS 8
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects
- Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.8 10/15/2014 - Fixed a nasty bug introduced with the update to iOS 6 that caused the date and time to reset to an incorrect value whenever the Settings were opened.
- Added optimization for the iPhone 5 display.
- Minor iOS 6 fixes. 1.7 10/04/2012 - Much improved response to moving the time arrow and zooming on all iPhone and iPod Touch devices
- Corrected error in calculation of planet magnitude (brightness) 1.6 04/12/2012 In this update:
- Fixed the display error on the new retina display iPad
- Improved the response to taps, especially on the iPhone 4
- Higher-resolution icons for the Sun, Moon and planets 1.5 03/27/2012 An update with several new features suggested by users:
- Choose between the standard southward projection and a new northward projection that will likely be favored by Southern Hemisphere users
- Graphically view the limits of Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight
- Change the time of day interactively by moving the time arrow with your finger
- View Sun, Moon, planet and star locations in terms of Right Ascension and Declination (RA and Dec) as well as Altitude and Azimuth
- View stars at all times if desired, during the day as well as at night
Also:
- Interface tweaks: improved buttons and label size fixes
- Minor bug fixes
Please visit www.TwoNineEightSoftware.com for complete details. 1.4 12/03/2011 - Fixed two problems with Retina Display devices: Clock face now displays at full size at startup. Tapping a star or planet now shows information properly.
- Minor bug fixes for all devices 1.3 04/18/2011 - Universal support. Now works with iPhone and iPod Touch!
- Improved Settings interface with new display options.
- Minor bug fixes. 1.2 03/20/2011 Fixed the bug that caused a white stripe to appear along the bottom and right side of screen 1.1 03/04/2011 1.0 02/28/2011
version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-08-21
Version History New in v.2.0.3 :
- Fixes a visual inconsistency in widget background so that it is now always black.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.3 May 18 New in v.2.0.2 :
- Fixes widget issues on some devices. Improves widget appearance on iPad.
What's new in v.2 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.2 May 1 New in version 2.0.1:
- Bug fixes for widgets.
What's new in version 2.0 :
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen! The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0.1 Apr 27 What's new:
- Home Screen Widgets — Add a small or large Astrolabe Clock widget to your home screen or Lock Screen. The large widget shows the full astrolabe experience; the small widget is perfect for Standby Mode. Both update automatically and respect your display settings.
- Share — Tap the new share button to save or send a snapshot of the current astrolabe view, including all displayed data.
- Interactive time adjustment now runs at 60 fps for fluid, responsive control. Drag to explore the sky at any time of day.
- Modernized interface — Updated for current iOS devices, with improved layout and a cleaner settings panel. 2.0 Apr 21 This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes 1.11 05/28/2015 - Fixed problems with zooming on iPad Air 1.10 11/13/2014 - Fixed problems when running under iOS 6
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects (tap on object description to toggle)
-Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.9 10/24/2014 - Fixed crashing and display problems with iOS 8
- Optimized display for iPhone 6 and 6+
- New USER REQUESTED features:
- View zodiac signs along the ecliptic
- View rise and set times for objects
- Time arrow now thicker for easier viewing 1.8 10/15/2014 - Fixed a nasty bug introduced with the update to iOS 6 that caused the date and time to reset to an incorrect value whenever the Settings were opened.
- Added optimization for the iPhone 5 display.
- Minor iOS 6 fixes. 1.7 10/04/2012 - Much improved response to moving the time arrow and zooming on all iPhone and iPod Touch devices
- Corrected error in calculation of planet magnitude (brightness) 1.6 04/12/2012 In this update:
- Fixed the display error on the new retina display iPad
- Improved the response to taps, especially on the iPhone 4
- Higher-resolution icons for the Sun, Moon and planets 1.5 03/27/2012 An update with several new features suggested by users:
- Choose between the standard southward projection and a new northward projection that will likely be favored by Southern Hemisphere users
- Graphically view the limits of Civil, Nautical and Astronomical Twilight
- Change the time of day interactively by moving the time arrow with your finger
- View Sun, Moon, planet and star locations in terms of Right Ascension and Declination (RA and Dec) as well as Altitude and Azimuth
- View stars at all times if desired, during the day as well as at night
Also:
- Interface tweaks: improved buttons and label size fixes
- Minor bug fixes
Please visit www.TwoNineEightSoftware.com for complete details. 1.4 12/03/2011 - Fixed two problems with Retina Display devices: Clock face now displays at full size at startup. Tapping a star or planet now shows information properly.
- Minor bug fixes for all devices 1.3 04/18/2011 - Universal support. Now works with iPhone and iPod Touch!
- Improved Settings interface with new display options.
- Minor bug fixes. 1.2 03/20/2011 Fixed the bug that caused a white stripe to appear along the bottom and right side of screen 1.1 03/04/2011 1.0 02/28/2011
version 1.11
posted on 2015-05-28
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes
version 1.11
posted on 2015-05-28
May 28, 2015
Version 1.11
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
New USER SUGGESTED features:
- Local Apparent Sidereal Time displayed
- Ecliptic Poles shown
- Option to reverse East and West directions. Use this when in the "North" projection to show time increasing clockwise as on a traditional astrolabe instrument.
Also:
- Fixed error in the location of the boundaries between zodiac signs
- Settings button now consistent with iOS 8 style
- Other minor bug fixes
version 1.11
posted on 2011-03-01
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