Planetaro: Planetary Hours App 2.2

Planetaro is a sophisticated planetary hours app that calculates unequal hours based on daily and nightly time intervals from sunrise to sunset. It assists users in keeping track of the ruling planetary hours on their mobile devices, including iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch with watchOS.

One of the standout features of Planetaro is the ability to conveniently follow the planetary hours on your lock screen and home screen using iOS widgets. This means that you can quickly view the information without needing to open the Planetaro app.

The app automatically detects your location on your iPhone and calculates the hours according to your position. This makes it incredibly user-friendly and eliminates any manual input required. Additionally, for those who prefer using their Apple Watch, Planetaro also offers a dedicated watch app.

• Planetary hours
• Lock screen widgets
• Home screen widgets
• Ruler of the day
• Customizable notifications
• Customizable user interface
• Customizable colors
• Automatic location finder
• Choose any location on the map
• Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
• Planetary clock calculator
• Planet of the day
• Remaining time calculator
• Astrology widget
• Star hour
• Planetary hours calculator

Planetaro is designed to help users make the most efficient use of their time while gaining deeper understanding of themselves, their environment, and their relationships. The app is based on the ancient "Star of the Magi" principle. The main guiding rule behind it is simple: the planet that rules the day and hour promotes activities that align with its influence while potentially hindering activities of an opposing nature. Planetaro provides users with the astrological hours for the current day, and they can also access a list of hours for any chosen date.

Planetary clock calculation is an ancient astrological method used to determine what activities are favorable within a particular time frame. It originated in Hellenistic astrology and may have roots in even older Babylonian astrology. The days of the week are named after the seven traditional planets, which are Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury, and the Moon. Planetaro displays the ruling planet of the moment, and users can customize the combination of planetary rulers by moving forward or backward in time.

For more information and to download Planetaro, visit their website at www.planetaro.com.

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