u/Salvo776

I've seen the circular rendition of the clock before, but for me it's hard to read. So I wanted to design the UX in a more intuitive way, and ended up with this timeline bar. However, I'm not sure if there is information I am now missing from the more traditional clock that is necessary to include. I also was hoping for some guidance from any experts on what sort of stuff you might wish to do or see along side this feature before release. It indeed works with the Slide tool already (which moves the world under the fixed lines; advancing time to show how parans build through the day).

Me again, https://maps.astrolina.org/ the free open-source tool just got another massive update: full mobile touch screen support (including tablets), account creation to sync birth chart data across all devices, local app install (removes the browser bar and docks to your task bar or home screen), and may more 'quality of life' features like the ability to see the distance to a pin by simply clicking on a line.

The image above was generated all within the app via the new Capture tool. You just select a resolution and choose to show a wheel/list with the filtered planets/angle/degrees/ect.. (don't worry, you can choose not to show sensitive info in the caption). Let me know your thoughts, there were a ton of accuracy improvements and redundancies addressed behind the senses as well. Hope you enjoy!

Me again, https://maps.astrolina.org/ the free open-source tool just got another massive update: full mobile touch screen support (including tablets), account creation to sync birth chart data across all devices, local app install (removes the browser bar and docks to your task bar or home screen), and may more 'quality of life' features like the ability to see the distance to a pin by simply clicking on a line.

The image above was generated all within the app via the new Capture tool. You just select a resolution and choose to show a wheel/list with the filtered planets/angle/degrees/ect.. (don't worry, you can choose not to show sensitive info in the caption). Let me know your thoughts, there were a ton of accuracy improvements and redundancies addressed behind the senses as well. Hope you enjoy!

The goal mom and I had with AstroLina (https://maps.astrolina.org/) was to offer a comprehensive suite of Astrocartography tools, free and open-source. We ended up adding so many features that an Advanced Mode toggle became kind of necessary lol.

We've got: Parans, fixed stars, aspects, midpoints, zeniths/nadirs, orb zones, tertiary progressions, primary directions, cyclocartography, local space, and a neat little slide tool. You can review the calculation methods here: https://github.com/Azraellx/astrolina/blob/main/docs/calculation-methods.md

Give it a try and let me know if there's anything else you'd consider important enough to live in the core tools. I've been getting requests for all sorts of things, which I'd be happy to build into a pro version down the line, but I want the core version to feel complete.

I built my mom an astrocartography web app (cause she would always get frustrated with the existing tools). You can plot your chart's lines on a world map, drag to relocate with the wheel updating live, overlay transits/progressions and relationship maps, all in-browser, Swiss-Ephemeris accurate, and open source.

https://maps.astrolina.org/ NOTE: While it loads on mobile, the UI is not yet mobile friendly.

She is a pro astrologer, so it's packed with a bunch of other features most people probably aren't gonna use, but I've tried my best to make it user-friendly and approachable regardless of your level. Please let me know if you'd like to see any other features!