ScopeTool v1. 6 submitted for review, so hopefully it'll be out next week.
There are no major changes in this version, just a few behind-the-scenes improvements, and the usual update to the empheris for Jupiter to keep up the accuracy of the GRS location.
ScopeTool
ScopeTool is an app for iOS that provides tools to help you align your telescope for a good night's sky watching. Let us know what changes to the app you'd like to see!
Friday, 29 May 2020
Friday, 25 September 2015
Version 1.3 of ScopeTool submitted to Apple for verification today, hopefully they'll be as speedy doing their stuff as they were last time.
No major changes in it. We've fixed a couple of text display issues for iOS9 that didn't show up until the final drop, and tweaked the interface a bit to give users a bit more of a hint on how to set their location.
Bigger changes are coming, mind!
No major changes in it. We've fixed a couple of text display issues for iOS9 that didn't show up until the final drop, and tweaked the interface a bit to give users a bit more of a hint on how to set their location.
Bigger changes are coming, mind!
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
ScopeTool v1.2 is live! Get it here.
Don't know if we were just lucky with the timings, but the app made it through validation at Cupertino in super fast time - thanks, Apple!
So, we just need to know how it's working out for you all. Let us know if things are going well or if the app's giving you any problems - you can get us on twitter or email, or leave a comment below.
Don't know if we were just lucky with the timings, but the app made it through validation at Cupertino in super fast time - thanks, Apple!
So, we just need to know how it's working out for you all. Let us know if things are going well or if the app's giving you any problems - you can get us on twitter or email, or leave a comment below.
Monday, 10 August 2015
We've just uploaded v1.2 of ScopeTool for validation on the App Store - fingers crossed it'll get the green light and be released in the next week or so.
Changes in it are:
- As requested, we've added brightness boost and screen lock to the light tool
- The compass now shows magnetic north and a warning if the device can't determine true north
- We've fixed a number of bugs, including the one that was causing audio playback to be interrupted on app launch
- iOS9 compatibility fixes
- And lastly, we've updated the new app icon
As ever, we'd love to hear what changes (or fixes!) you'd like to see in the app, so tweet us (@KrydoDev), mail us (scopetool@krydo.com) or drop us a comment below, thanks!
Thursday, 9 October 2014
v1.1 of ScopeTool has been released. Changes are:
Get it here: ScopeTool on App Store
- Improved accuracy of calculations for Polaris Hour Angle and Transit Time - right up until the year 2030 (will your iPhone last that long?)
- Updates for iOS8 compatibility
- Bug fixes
Get it here: ScopeTool on App Store
Monday, 3 March 2014
Good news, everyone! ScopeTool v1.0 has been approved and is now available in the App Store.
You can get it here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/scopetool/id826428287?mt=8
You can get it here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/scopetool/id826428287?mt=8
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