Coming Soon to AstroConnexions + News

This web page updated 14th August 2020.

This page (and the Knowledge Base) is regularly updated to reflect the progress of the new features/updates for AstroConnexions that are in development. And to announce when the next release of AC is available in the App Store.

AC does not prompt you for an App Store review. If you find the app useful, please rate or review it in the App Store, or recommend it to other astrologers/students. This makes a big difference to me and the future of the app.

AC version: 2.25 now available from the Apple app store to buy or to update. Please see below for details about ver 2.25.

New web page:

Beginners

If you have purchased AC you can upgrade to all new versions, via Apple’s App store without any additional cost. AC will always be advert-free and intrusive-free. No in-app purchases.

Tap or click over an image to enlarge. All Coming Soon images/designs/procedures subject to change without notice. Most screenshots/gifs iPad Air 2 with landscape orientation.

FAQ page:  FAQ

Smart Invert – iOS 11+

Smart invert

Version 2.26, available soon. 

Reports/Analysis for Progressions and Directions to Radix, for Full Landscape View #9 and Aspect Table. Bi-wheel only. View Reports Database.

For Your Charts, and Provided Charts. About 65% done, 12th August 2020.

Created UserPreferences2 database table in AstroConnexionsUser.sqlite3 to handle Reports preference.

Report text taken from:

Christian Astrology, William Lilly, 1647 

Micropanastron, Effects of Directions, by John Partridge, 1679

What planets can be reported? MC, Asc, Sun and Moon directed to natal Sun, Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Mercury.

What aspects can be reported? Conjunction, Sextile, Trine, Square and Opposition.

Note that the sextile and trine give the same report. The square and opposition are considered the same for the reports. From the AC Report Settings 45 and 135 degree aspects can be associated with the Square and Opposition reports.

The Progressed Horoscope by Alan Leo, 1906

What planets can be reported? Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars directed to natal Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mercury, Sun and Moon,

What aspects can be reported? Conjunction, Semi-Sextile, Semi-Square, Sextile, Square, Trine, Sesquiquadrate, Quincunx, Opposition, and Parallel. (0, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 0)

Aspect table (progressions/directions): tap aspect to view report analysis for that particular aspect when a + is appended to an aspect record that has an associated aspect report.

Knowledge Base – Aspect Table – Reports

View/Inspect Reports Database (not editable)

Icon

Reports Database Table – with Filters for author/astrologer, and planets/point

Reports Database Table – MC and Partridge

Report Database also available from Report Settings

Strength And Debility Analysis by AC

A basic analysis of the radix aspect and the progressed or directed aspect is made by AC using some of the scoring values listed by Schoener’s Table to Examine the Strength & Debility of Each Planet. Once this has been done a graphical display shows the result (not shown yet).

For instance, the radix has a Sun/Leo/1st house trine to Jupiter/Sagittarius/5th House aspect and the Sun’s progressed aspect is a square to radical Jupiter. The analysis from Lilly etc, may be far too negative for this progressed aspect if we are aware that the radix positions are so favourable. It is hoped that AC’s algorithm will help in providing a more accurate assessment of the progressed or directed aspect by showing a +ve or -ve graphical score, see screenshot below.

 

Skyscript PDF of Schoener’s Table

Full landscape View Option #9

Aspect Table

Basic Report Header and analysis

 

Reports Settings

Report for MC progressed Conj Venus, Lilly and Partridge

 

Strength and Debility Settings

Aspect Report with chart name details and aspect type using astro glyphs and scores

 

Report for Aspect Sun Conj Mars

Aspect Report calculation – listed

 

 

Version 2.25, available now. 

Improved Database Inspector functionality.

Knowledge Base – Database Inspector

Version 2.24, available now. 

Improved loading/launch times and stability for older iPads or those iPads not updated to iPadOS 13+, or those iPads that can’t upgrade to iPadOS 13+. Eg iPad 2.

Improved colour contrast for some search controls. Eg Fixed Star list.

 

Version 2.23, available now.

Bug fix for older iPads, eg iPad 2

Some older iPads crashing – fixed. Sorry, not my finest hour!

Switch off degrees and minutes for planets/points in the currently displayed chart

 

1. Degs & Mins = show degrees and minutes – the default

2. Degs = just show degrees. Minutes are truncated; degrees are not rounded up.

3. None = don’t show degrees or minutes.

Note that the Aries point is handled separately.

Version 2.22, available now.

Crash fix.

Version 2.21, available now.

• Dark Mode – available for all iPads. iOS 13+ required.

• AC for 10.2″ iPad. AC available for all iPad screens.

• Bug fixes.

• View database with Mac’s Finder.

• Improvement in colouring planet and aspect glyphs.

• Improved Zoom limit settings.

Dark Mode

This will require some significant changes to AC’s colour theming. In other words, it’s going to take a while to implement. Done.

Please note Dark Mode cannot be selected with AC. Use the iPad’s pull-down menu or Settings.

Requirements: iOS 13+

Dark Mode examples:

Full Dark Mode, with user-defined circle and line widths – full landscape, bi-wheel

Full Dark Mode – non-proportional houses – plain

with user-defined line and circle widths

Proportional houses

Options

Aspect Grid

Aspect Table

Full Landscape Options

All iPad’s supported inc 10.2″

According to an email from Apple to developers all iPad apps must support all iPad screens by June 30th 2020. Ac will support all iPad screens before that date.

iPad 10.2″ (7th gen iPad) now supported from AC version 2.21 (coming soon).

Simulator Screen Shots

iPad 10.2 inch: Full Landscape, Dark Mode

Bug Fixes:

Obscure bug that prevented AC from running. Now fixed.

Crypto/Notes: Tapping the Save button does not dismiss the Notes view. Tapping the Close button does that.

Improvements – for Dark mode and Light mode.

Ingress/Eclipse/FixedStars colouring of planets and aspects glyphs. Full landscape View #1, #2, etc

View AC’s database via Mac Finder

Mac Finder

Improved Zoom settings

Version 2.20, available now.

Isolating bi-wheel aspects

Single-Tap

Decans now included. More accurate tapping.

 

 

Added Chaldean Terms

New – Swipe left/Right over chart or aspect grids. Main view and full landscape view.

Swipe left  – go backwards in time using the current step value.

Swipe right – go forwards in time using the current step value.

Useful when examining a chart’s progressions/transits.

To change the step value, eg to 2 Months – tap the value display.

 

Zoom and Gesture settings

Updated and improved Zooming and Pinching.

Zooming and pinching is available on the Main view and the Full Landscape views, with some caveats.

• The Financial chart does not zoom. Full landscape view #6.
• It’s not perfect! Text collides and obscures sometimes.

1. Double-tap anywhere to start zooming/pinching.
2. Explore…
3. Double-tap anywhere to finish zooming/pinching. The display reverts to the standard display size.

 

Added share icon to Speculum – all pages

New – Sidereal Zodiac and choice of Ayanamsha. Geocentric only.

Main view and full landscape view.

By default the Fagan/Bradley ayanamsha is used, but can be changed. All screenshots use the Fagan/Bradley ayanamsha.

AC Knowledge Base: Sidereal Zodiac AC Knowledge Base: Sidereal Chart Comparison

Einstein Example Sidereal Natal chart

Einstein Natal chart – sidereal speculum listing (updated – see below)

Einstein Sidereal Transit chart – bi-wheel, 1920

Einstein Sidereal Solar Arc progressed chart, by longitude, 1920

Einstein Sidereal Secondary Progressed chart by RA, 1920

Einstein Sidereal Lunar Return, January 1920

Einstein Sidereal Solar Return, 1920

Einstein/Alex Graham Bell – Sidereal Comparison Chart (Synastry)

Einstein/Alex Graham Bell – Sidereal Comparison Chart Speculum Listing

Einstein/Alex Graham Bell Sidereal Composite Synastry, Radix

Einstein/Alex Graham Bell Sidereal Composite Synastry. Secondary progressed by RA

Einstein/Alex Graham Bell Sidereal Composite Synastry. Secondary progressed by RA – bi-wheel

Einstein Sidereal Pre-Natal Syzygy

Sidereal Moon ingress into Virgo August 2017

Filter Your Chart records: All/Tropical/Sidereal

Note that AC’s Provided Charts table will always show “All”. The Filter Chart Records setting does not apply to the Provided Charts table listing.

Ayanamsha settings

The Ayanamsha selected is a global setting (ie it is not saved with the individual chart) and is used whenever a sidereal chart is viewed. This is so that it can be used on the fly.

Tropical/Sidereal Zodiac menu

Tropical/Sidereal Zodiac settings

This is a chart setting so that if a chart is created or edited the zodiac will either be Tropical or Sidereal depending on the setting. Tropical is the default, which is mostly used in Europe/USA. The sidereal option is used for Vedic charts – mostly used in India, but not exclusively. Please note that the last two sentences do not reflect the complicated/contentious choice of a zodiac by astrologers!

Recap. Sidereal charts:

• Natal/Horary/Radix
• Solar/Lunar Return (single and bi-wheel)
• Secondary progressed (single and bi-wheel), by RA and Long. Mean Quotidian.
• Solar Arc, by long (single and bi-wheel)
• Transits (single and bi-wheel)
• Pre-Natal Syzygy (single and bi-wheel)
• Synastry comparison (bi-wheel)
• Synastry composite (single and bi-wheel)
• Ingress (single and bi-wheel)
• Solar and Lunar Eclipse
• Additionally completed: fixed stars, chart aspects. Speculum. Filter Your Charts records by All, Sidereal or Tropical.
• Aspect Hits. CIT analysis and Missing CIT aspects.
• Added Ayanamsha value to speculum header

Please do not use the above sidereal option with precession adjusted tropical charts. It won’t work! Always use the Tropical zodiac for that.

Some UI improvements

Improved Day Lords algorithm for progressed charts.

Improved declination aspects algorithm.

Version 2.19, available now.

Zoom – updated

Zoom

Debug Info

Bug fix

Bi-wheel aspect grid incorrectly displayed separating “S” instead of applying “A” sometimes: fixed. The Aspect Table was not affected by this bug.

Version 2.18 available now.

Added Fixed Stars Settings for display of Longitude aspects only by conjunction in Fixed Stars Table:

 

 

For any chart.

Knowledge base: Fixed Stars Setting

Version 2.17 available now.

Added Horary Settings for display of Aspect table and the Moon’s Aspect table:

 

 

 

Default setting is to use this.

Version 2.16 available now.

Improvement to listing of aspects using Solar Arc Directions. Speed of planets/points are now not taken into account.

Version 2.xx, available soon.

Research and Analysis for radix/natal charts (images updated as work progresses)

New Main Menu Icon

 

 

 

1. Fixed Star aspects

eg, show all Regulus and Spica conjunctions to Asc and MC for selected charts

User-selectable:

Fixed Stars, Planets/points, Aspects, Chart Type

Analysis Results can be displayed simply or aggregated

AC will search all selected (ticked) charts to see, for example, how may times a particular fixed star is in aspect to selected planets/points, or to all planets/points.

Fixed Stars

Selected Fixed Stars

Selected Aspects

Selected Planets/Points

Quick View any selected (ticked) chart – as a reminder.

2. Interplanetary/points – aspects.

AC will search all selected charts to see, for example how many times the Sun is square/conj Saturn, etc

No images as yet.

Version 2.15 available now.

Compatibility release for iPadOS 13.1.2 for iPad Pro 11″ and 10.5″.

Fixed misplacement of single-wheel aspect half-grid for 12.9″, iPadOS 13.1 – iPad Pro.

Please see:

iPadOS 13.0

Version 2.14 available now.

Compatibility release for iPadOS 13.1.2 for iPad Pro 12.9″, and further updates for 9.7″ iPad’s.

Please see:

iPadOS 13.0

Fix for chart Batch Export and Delete view: missing buttons.

Improved Uranian tree aspect size and spacing for full landscape View #3 – iPad Pro 12.9″

Many other fixes.

Added: Chart Listing: View Simple Notes (Pop-up Notes)

• None. Chart Listing operates without showing any notes – default.
• + Notes. Chart Listing operates as previously but shows Notes if any.
• Notes. Chart Listing shows only those charts that have a Note.

All selections are saved.

Dark mode not supported.

Version 2.13, available now.

Further compatibility release for iPadOS 13.1.2

Includes fix for incorrect chart notes and crypto notes positioning.

Fixed bug when tapping Place (when creating a new chart) and Fixed Stars List which could crash AC. To avoid the crash when tapping Place, tap the Use Map button instead.

Not suitable for iPad Pro’s. iPadOS 13.1.2 compatibility for all iPad Pro’s coming soon. Note iPad Pro 9.7″compatible.

Please see:

iPadOS 13.0

Dark mode not supported.

Version 2.12, available now

Further compatibility release for iPadOS 13.1.

Improved: smoother transition to and from full landscape mode.

Please see:

iPadOS 13.0

Not suitable for iPad Pro’s

Dark mode not supported.

Version 2.11, available now.

Initial compatibility release for iPadOS 13.1. Expect further releases soon.

Please see:

iPadOS 13.0

Not suitable for iPad Pro’s

Version 2.10, available now.

 

Bug fix for occasional overlapping planetary/point distribution in proportional chart layout.

Version 2.09, available now.

Added: alternative glyph for Pluto. For all charts.

Added: all house positions listed by longitude, RA and declination.

Glyph settings (charts updated automatically, and selection of glyph saved)

 

 

House positions listed – for all charts.

Off by default. Use settings to change – see screenshot below. Settings are saved. Available for Your Charts and Provided Charts, single-wheel and bi-wheel charts. Not available for Gauquelin charts. Aspects to house long or declination positions are not generated apart to and from Asc. and MC.

 

Version 2.08, available now

Decans

For Your Charts, and Provided Charts.

Chaldean Decans

 

Traditional Decans, with outer planets

Decan Settings

 

 

Version 2.07, available now.

1. Gauquelin sector chart – full landscape View #8. For proportional wheel natal/radix charts. For Your Charts and Provided Charts.

2. And for Your Charts – Chart listing, a Gauquelin switch button is provided. For when browsing Your Charts.

 

Example chart, when Full Landscape View #8 is selected.

Gauquelin Sector settings

With choice of using planetary latitude or not.

List of planets/points in sector with rating

Note that a proportional chart style is automatically selected by AC when displaying Gauquelin Sectors.

Gauquelin Sector Settings

Example chart without zodiacal degrees and minutes.

Chart Listings Additions – Gauquelin switch

Example Chart, when Browsing is selected and the G Switch is tapped. (G switch is green colour when active/enabled)

Warning Message

This can occur if a chart isn’t initially a Natal chart or is a bi-wheel chart. Easily fixed by tapping a chart record.

Gauquelin Listing in the Speculum – chart must be Natal, View #8, or chart listing with Gauquelin selected.

Here’s an extract from the Swiss Ephemeris documentation:

6.1.12.

Gauquelin sectors This is the “house” system used by the Gauquelin’s and their epigones and critics in statistical investigations in Astrology. Basically, it is identical with the Placidus house system, i.e. diurnal and nocturnal arcs of ecliptic points or planets are subdivided. There are a couple of differences, though.

– Up to 36 “sectors” (or house cusps) are used instead of 12 houses.

– The sectors are counted in clockwise direction.

– There are so-called plus (+) and minus (–) zones. The plus zones are the sectors that turned out to be significant in statistical investigations, e.g.many top sportsmen turned out to have their Mars in a plus zone. The plus sectors are the sectors 36 – 3, 9 – 12, 19 – 21, 28 – 30.

Swiss Ephemeris documentation PDF Gauquelin Planetary Effects Revisited Gauquelin Planetary Effects

3. Progress the MC by Solar Arc in Longitude, for Secondary Progressions

Example Speculum Listing – Aspects tab button tapped.

Showing MC SA

Summary of Progressions and Directions in Aspect Hits

4. Moved Bulk/Batch Export/Delete AC Charts (from Main menu) to Options Table

Main Menu without Export/Delete AC charts button

Previous Main Menu (ver 2.06)

New position of Export/Delete AC Charts view

5. Removed

Removed – confusing.

Bug fixes.

South node shown/not shown in Speculum when specified in settings – fixed.

Version 2.06. Available now.

Fix for Financial Analysis forms misplacement of icons/labels for some iPads.

Version 2.05 Available now.

Parallax Moon –

Calculate and use Moon’s parallax position for: Natal, Transits, Sec Prog. Solar Arc, Returns, Ingress etc.

South Node –

Display Moon’s South Node.
Draw aspect lines to South Node or not.
Show (or not) South Node aspects in Aspect Table/Lists.

Improved –

Transit to Transit aspect accuracy for Aspect Hits.
Ingress. Always zero degrees. Could be 29:59:59
Added aspects to Nodes in Aspect table.
Browsing Your Charts List: Added buttons for Chart Aspects and Fixed Star positions.
Speculum: Added extra header. Show or not in Speculum settings.

Knowledge Base – Parallax Moon (updated 17th Dec 2018)

South Node Selection

South Node Aspect Lines

Show Aspects to South Node in Aspect Table and Lists, eg Speculum.

Eclipse aspects to the Nodes are affected:

Knowledge Base – Moon’s Nodes

Browsing Your Chart List. Added buttons for Chart Aspects and Fixed Star positions

Knowledge Base – Chart List Table Options

Version 2.04. Available now.

Fix for overlapping icon buttons: House System and Full Landscape for some iPads.

Version 2.03. Available now.

iPad Pro 12.9″, 3rd generation. Optimised and ready.

Various UI improvements. Bug fixes.

Uranian midpoint trees recognise Displayed Planets/Lines choices. Please see the AC knowledge base: Midpoints (Uranian).

Updated Knowledge Base posts:

Midpoints (Uranian) Aspect Values

Version 2.09. Available soon.

Query engine for simple statistics for Your Charts, and/or Provided charts. Here are some examples:

• List all charts with Sun conjunction Saturn aspects where Saturn is in fall or detriment, with an orb of 2 degrees.
• List all charts with Sun cazimi Saturn aspects where Saturn is in its Capricorn or Aquarius, with an orb of 15 minutes.
• List all cazimi charts, for planets Moon-Pluto with an orb of 15 minutes.
• List all charts with Venus in hard aspect (inc conj) to Pluto where Venus is in Cancer with an orb of 1 degree.
• List all charts with any planet (Sun to Pluto) in the 10th House using the Placidus house system with an orb of 1 degree

Cazimi:

The Astrology Dictionary

Version 2.02. Available now.

Bug iPad Pro 11″: position of Terms text after returning from full landscape fixed. 

Some UI improvements.

Version 2.01. 

Ready for new iPad Pro 11 inch.

iPad Pro 11″ screenshots 

Bug: Crypto financial data not showing for Finance View #6 because data supplier cryptocompare.com has imposed a maximum number of days (2000) for their data. Fixed.

AC uses the free crypto data service from cryptocompare for the Crypto finance view .

Financial stock data remains unaffected.

Version 2.0. Available now.

Now ready for IOS 12

Filter Aspects by Planets/Points – available for all types, natal, transit, returns, etc, antiscia, midpoint. Wheel and bi-wheel.

Filter Settings

The aspect table shows those aspects that a planet can traditionally cast an aspect to. For example Venus can cast aspects to Jupiter, Saturn and so on. Neptune to Pluto only. However, the chart lines show all associated aspects as well. For example a filtered Asc will show an aspect to the Node in the aspect table but generally planets aspect points, so selecting the Asc to filter may not show any aspects in the Aspect table. The chart will.

Please note: filtered aspects not available for the full landscape long-press Aspect Table view.

Aspect lines to the Asc, MC

Aspect lines to the Asc and MC now available – selectable. On by default.

Aspect Line Selection

See also:

AC Knowledge Base – Filtered Aspects

Version 1.99. Available now.

New: tap time button for Set Time Form

This updates the current chart’s time for Transits, Sec Progressed, Solar arc charts.

New: Set Transit bi-wheel orb by long-press over Transit menu button

Time Button Long-press Options

Version 1.98. Available now.

Quick fix: Missing CIT Aspects table was rebuilt on startup of AC. Fixed

Version 1.97. 

Added to Financial Analysis: Investigate missing aspects when there is a significant CIT (for rectification)

For financial stocks and crypto data – Full Landscape View #6 (Finance)

CIT = Change in Trend, an inflexion point

Reasoning behind this functionality: 

In the post: Bitcoin – the astrology 

it can be seen that not all significant CIT’s have a corresponding/associated aspect to the radix. However, these CIT’s may have a corresponding/associated aspect to the radix. The question is: what are these supposed longitude positions of a planet that aspects these points? Do they exist?

Note that the post does not calculate aspects to the Asc or MC as it was thought that there was no significant associated aspect to these points for a CIT. It may be possible that that the Asc and MC are inaccurate and the Missing CIT Aspect procedure/form may help to find the true positions of these points. Thus, this is a rectification method.

A suitable procedure would be as follows:

Note only transiting aspects to the radix are used to calculate the aspect hits in this example and in the post.

1. Find the most significant transiting aspecting planet to BTC – this is Saturn
2. Assign missing aspect dates – see Adding a CIT and Analysis menu icons (this is similar, except the icon is different – see below)

CIT Analysis 

3. Calculate Saturn’s (and other planets) position to CIT dates that do not have a transiting aspect from any planet (Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) to the BTC radix.

4. Review the data to see if there are (multiple similar) longitudinal positions of Saturn (and other planets) that might indicate a point that that is significant. Please see the screenshot below.

For instance by reviewing the results of the calculation it may be that Saturn’s (and Neptune) longitudinal position for different CIT dates are at 12 degrees 02 minutes. This may indicate that the Asc or MC (or a midpoint, or another point eg Vertex) is at this position. The BTC chart should then be adjusted. Further test should be applied and the chart should be reviewed for the accuracy of the new point(s).

What would we want to do this? To get greater accuracy in the BTC (or other stocks or crypto charts) forecasts for aspect to significant CIT’s.

Screenshots

Calculating the Longitude positions for the missing aspect dates (for Transits, Sec Progressions and Solar arc directions)

After reviewing the Applying Planetary Long table positions the closest longitudes to significant CIT’s are indicated below.

CIT’s – from coinmarketcap.com

Screenshots of the associated charts

Missing CIT Aspects – help

Further Screenshots – listing and printing

Conclusion

It appears that the MC’s radical position at 11° 59′ Aries is significant and that these findings point to a possible adjustment of the MC to 12° 01′ Aries.

I don’t believe there’s enough data to definitely say that the MC should be adjusted. However, these findings strongly indicate aspects to the radix MC should be included in any BTC Aspect Hits calculations.

Knowledge Base post:

Missing CIT Aspects

Version 1.96 available now.

Added to Financial Analysis:

Most frequently applying planet to the radix and how many times this occurs.

Bug Fix:

iPad 2 display of Batch/Bulk Export to Drop Box for AC or Solar Fire – fixed

Cancel Search – fixed

Version: 1.95. Available now

Improved forms: Chart import for SFcht charts, Quick charts and Import AC charts (.ACC):

Added count of number of charts, and chart name as they are being processed. This is useful if importing a large number of charts.

Video

Note this is similar to to process for SFcht charts, and AC charts

iPad used for Video: iPad Air 2.

AC charts now have the extension .acc or .ACC

When exporting AC charts from the new batch export form, or singularly (left swipe record) from the Chart table the extension used is now .acc. For example when saving a single AC chart (left swipe record) the chart name is used for the file name, so if a chart name is Edward Smith it will be saved your Drop Box AstroConnexions folder as Example Smith.acc

Similarly with the batch export except a file name has to be entered in the File Name field – see screenshot below. Multiple charts can be held in one ACC file.

If you have any older AC files (pre AC ver 1.95) that you wish to import just change the file name extension to acc.

All Export/Import routines have been re-examined, re-assessed, tested, and improved.

New Functionality: List all Your Charts for batch Export to Drop Box for AC or Solar Fire.

Also batch Delete.

Charts exported as an .acc file can be imported back into AC, when required.

Select your chart records to be exported. Tick a record with a tap, or use the tick/cross icons/buttons to select all, or unselect your chart records.

Tap a chart record to select with a Tick. Tap again to remove.

Added top menu icon for Batch Export and Delete

Why would you want to export AC charts?

1. As a backup, in case of accidental chart deletion
2. As a backup. If you get a new or different iPad and you want a copy of the charts on your other iPad.
3. Backups are always a good idea.

Updated/new Knowledge Base articles

Import/Export: Overview Batch/Bulk Export/Delete Importing a Solar Fire SFcht file

Bugs

Commas are escaped correctly for chart names.

Version 1.94. Available now.

Knowledge Base – CIT Analysis Listing

Listing of comparison between Aspect Hits and actual CIT dates. 

Scroll for more information

Print

Analysis Settings

Version 1.93. Available now.

New Functionality: Analysis of Aspects Hit dates to the radix compared to the actual CIT date. For financial stocks and crypto data – Full Landscape View #6 (Finance)

Two new forms and associated menu icons: (plus Info/Help form)

CIT Analysis, and Add a CIT – see screenshots below

CIT = Change in Trend

Requirements: Aspect Hit data, and CIT data.

Generating Aspect Hit data – animated GIF

Procedure: Using Aspect Hits data produce some simple stats. For example Bitcoin aspects to the Radix and compare these dates to the actual associated Changes in Trend (CIT) date of the Bitcoin price.

Example: Analysis of BTC

Help/Info (menu icon, bottom right Analysis Form)

Adding CIT Dates – using long press over BTC chart

To add a CIT date to the CIT table – this table is used for comparing the Aspect Hit dates with the actual CIT date.

1. Long-press over the financial chart and select an actual CIT date to compare with an associated Aspect Hit date. Release long-press.
2. Tap the + button icon. The CIT Date table is shown above the financial chart and the date is added to the table. The time is ignored.
3. Continue until the number of actual CIT dates is the same number as the associated Aspect Hit dates
4. View the results in the Analysis form. The CIT dates will always be shown in date order.

When adding dates duplicate dates are ignored. You can swipe to delete a date record.

Improved:

Date label for long-press over financial chart. Position is now at the top for clearer view.

Updated Knowledge Base article:

Financial Charts

Version 1.92. Available now.

Please note it can take up to 24 hours to become available in your app store.

Fix for charts above the Artic Circle.

Charts above the Artic Circle: Knowledge Base

Version 1.91.

Chart diagnostic on start-up. To catch incorrect dates if a date gets corrupted for some reason.

If an error is caught a chart listing screen/view is shown and the offending chart can be deleted. Hopefully you will never see this screen/view.

Aspect Lines: bug fixed.

Version 1.90. 

Aspect Hit UI display improvements.

Fixed Aspect Hit crash bug.

Version 1.89. 

Compiled for iOS 11.4

Aspects lines to Solar and Lunar eclipse shown on chart with option to not show aspect lines, for single and bi-wheel charts.

Aspects to Solar and Lunar eclipse listed in the Aspect Table, for single and bi-wheel charts.

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Possibilities, not necessarily in this order

1. Primary directions, if i can figure out the maths!

2. Query engine for simple statistics for Your Charts, and/or Provided charts. Here are some examples:

• List all charts with Sun conjunction Saturn aspects where Saturn is in fall or detriment, with an orb of 2 degrees.
• List all charts with Sun cazimi Saturn aspects where Saturn is in its Capricorn or Aquarius, with an orb of 15 minutes.
• List all cazimi charts, for planets Moon-Pluto with an orb of 15 minutes.
• List all charts with Venus in hard aspect (inc conj) to Pluto where Venus is in Cancer with an orb of 1 degree.
• List all charts with any planet (Sun to Pluto) in the 10th House using the Placidus house system with an orb of 1 degree

etc.

Version 1.88.

Bug introduced ver 1.87 (due to extensive recoding) – some aspects missing. Corrected.

Apologies to all!

Version 1.87.

Bug Fix for iPad 2 launch issues. Extensive recoding of launch and aspect calculations

UI layout improvements. Addded some activity indicators on full page #2.

With the addition of dwarf planets etc, there has been a significant increase in loading times. This has required a different approach to initialising the various array, and structures. This will result is a small loading delay when first loading AC.

Version 1.86. 

Added dwarf planets Eris, Sedna and Haumea. Added Aries Point.

Aries Point settings

Aspect Line Selection – Improved

Aspect Line Selection – animated GIF

Bug fixes

Financial chart now jumps to correct position after long-press and for all menu choices except All. All always refreshes the data.

Your Charts Listing table now filters by Category correctly. Would always return “All”.

Some UI issues for iPad 2.

Archive of older Coming Soon pages – from ver 1.25 – 1.85