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Description
Meet your Time, an elective astrological application, computes in real time the favourable time frame in order to help you taking important decision in your daily life. These calculations rely on your natal birth chart data (date, location, time of birth) that you define once in your profile. They also rely on horary charts depending on your current location or any location that you'll provide.
- traditional astrological approach (Western tradition, Paracelsus) modernized and implemented in the form of multiple expert systems.
- increases your chances of success in your daily actions
- allows you to organize your schedule and decisions hourly in harmony with the potential of the stars
- hourly accurate calculation of the favorable moments for current or future time
- hours displayed on a full day (night and day)
- average trends for each weekday
- support the birth chart, transits and solar returns
- supports the current location (iPhone geolocation) or search for a location to define a position for present or future calculating
- historical time zones provided by ACS Atlas, extended version by us to cover nearly 2 million geographic locations worldwide
- subscription service for 1 month, 6 months or 1 year
- unlimited access to the service during your subscription
- requires a network connection (Edge, 3G or WiFi)
Full Version
- 9 themes of daily life are available: love, health, money, beauty, business opportunity, gardening, journeys and real estate.
- more than 75 searchable questions
- profiles management: ability to define several people using the application
- locations management: ability to define several locations for calculation
You will be asked an email and a password. This identifier makes possible to retrieve your profiles and your subscription credentials, if any, to use the application from other devices (iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch).
Note :
(1) You can enter any email address : this doesn't have to be the email address associated to your iTunes account.
(2) So does for the password. Also, the password you provide is cyphered and is never exposed in sight on the network.