Tested with iOS 27.1, now compatible with iPad and Mac Catalyst

Correction for possible crash when retrieving GPS location. Corrected astronomical sunset & sunrise (duplicated nautical values were being displayed)

Version 2.0 enhancements: - Completely redesigned interface, with several screens that facilitate the use and visualization of data. Compatibility with iPad in portrait orientation. - Now you can enter hours, minutes and seconds when entering the time to perform the calculations, so you can now get the results with second precision. - A function has also been added that allows you to convert the phone's local time and date to UTC in the date entry screen at the touch of a button. - In the dedicated star view, now displays: o Constellation with image. o Hierarchy of the star within the constellation. o SHA and Dec o Apparent magnitude. o Hemisphere in which it is observable. o The list of stars can be sorted by: * SHA * Name of the star. * Name of the constellation. * Apparent magnitude. o The list can be filtered by: * Show all * Only visible in the northern hemisphere. * Only visible in the southern hemisphere. * Visible in both hemispheres. - In the calculations / corrections section, the function to calculate the true bearing of all celestial bodies supported by this application has been added. In this view you can enter the estimated position of the ship and UTC time manually, or by pressing a button retrieve the GPS position of the iPhone/iPad and the time and date of the device converted to UTC. In this way it is quick and easy to calculate the error that the gyro compass or magnetic compass may have.

Corrected incompatibility with iOS 16.1

Corrected incompatibility with iOS 14.6 and later versions.

Correction of typographical error in support message.

Added user guide and support. Some minor corrections.

Corrected some issues that may cause the app to crash. Improved precision until 2027.