LunaSolCal

I check this app multiple times a day. I am always checking where the sun and moon are in the sky. I love the well thought out graphics. It is easy to use and a great aid for explaining the solar and lunar dynamics to others. There are no substitute apps for this one. It is one of a kind!

11 MAY 2019 Developer, Thank you for the reply. Since leaving my updated review about this problem I have discovered that sometimes opening and closing the app is enough the restore notifications. However when that fails, turning off the alarm in question, turning it back on, re-selecting both the time and the tone restores notification mode. I do not use “do not disturb” mode, so that isn’t the problem here. My other apps consistently send notifications so I don’t think it’s a problem with the settings or iPhone. It seems that when I mute a notification while the alarm is going off the app turns off future notifications. I haven’t tested this, it may only be an annoying coincidence. I gave back 2 stars because of your quick reply And I figured out how to fix it. MAY 2019 Alarms for sunrise and sunset no longer work. I have turned them off and back on, adjusted them (to go off one minute before the event, etc.) and changed the alarm sound; nothing works. Alarms still go off for moon rise and moon set, solar noon, and the equinoxes so I don’t think it is my iPhone being squirrelly. Unfortunately, the sunrise and sunset alarms are most important alarms. Not having them is a huge disappointment. 😢 DEC 2017 This is a fantastic app — as it always has been — it works very well with the latest iPhone OS. I especially like the customizable alarms which you can set for any number of celestial events. Keep up the good work guys!

...in landscape orientation and when “adding a place” through finding on map. App crashes if “layer select” on bottom right of map is used. Seems there is issue with the interface between your app and the iOS map app. ...in portrait orientation attempting to adjust map settings/layers it closes the map...not the whole app like in landscape. Hope this helps you fix issue.

Handiest app there is for doing funky things like finding when and where you’ll see a crescent moon bottomed out straight down or close to straight down.

It's actually closer to five stars — my only issue is that they never respond to my questions. Also: unless they’re using different calculations than most astronomers, their LQM and FQM times [in “alarms”] are often off, by at least half a day.