Sky Now & Astro Ephemeris

The app has a free astro chart wheel of now that updates in real time. Multitude of settings. Update can be paused, and there's a stepper to move the chart forward backward a day, week, month etc. The wheel can be zoomed. A city can be added for houses. A person's chart can be added for a Transit Wheel of now. At the free level birth entries can be created but wont persist when app restarts. Persistent storage is the currently only in-app upgrade. Once two birth entries are created, there are synastry and composite options on a new tab. There is also an ephemeris to use and an option to see Mundane transit times.

Settings has choices for things to show, aspect and transit orbs and house system. Can switch between sidereal and tropical. Printed data shows below wheels which can be seen as text or symbols. Dark Mode support.

When a chart is added to now, both the transit wheel and natal chart can be viewed. The data area below will also reflect the current state. There's an option for transit times which shows the exact time of transits for each day and users can move through days. When two birth entries have been created, there's an option for synastry and composite charts.

One of 48,000 cities can be chosen to calculate the houses, or constellation rising on the horizon, of the sky now. For birth entries, latitude and longitude can also be manually adjusted after a city is chosen.

When updating is paused, users can step the chart of now through time forward and backward. Lengths are 1 minute, 10 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 month, 6 months and 1 year.

A data area below wheels has printed data in a Planets, Houses and Aspects sections. Data can print as text or astro fonts. Depending what is on in settings, all aspects can be shown between all bodies and both major and minor aspects which would be split in two sections. A key button is available on any screen astrological fonts are chosen over text.

Things to show to set on and off include the planets through Pluto and Chiron, Ceres, Pallas, Juno, Vesta, Pholus, Eris, and the North & South Node and Lilith(Black Moon) as well as the MC, Vertex and ASC.

The ephemeris shows a month’s data at a time and forward, backward buttons can quickly move between months. Users can also select any date and get the ephemeris data for that month. It can be toggled between displaying data as text or