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DeveloperAdventuring B.V.
CategoryEducation
Price9.99 CAD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version2.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
25 Sep 2026📦Updated to version 2.0🆕Its developer released another app: Birth Sky📦First update in 325 days📈Dropped out of every chart we track🆕First spotted by AppInsider
Full timeline · 7 events
- 📦My Cosmic Compass updated to version 2.0Ready for Duo
- 🆕My Cosmic Compass: its developer released another app: Birth Sky
- 📦My Cosmic Compass: first update in 325 days
- 📈My Cosmic Compass dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 26 Sep
- 🆕My Cosmic Compass first spotted by AppInsider#33 in Top Paid · Education · Canada
- 📦My Cosmic Compass version 1.0No release notes
- 🆕My Cosmic Compass released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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My Cosmic Compass on the App Store
App details
App ID
6756122341
Publisher
Adventuring B.V.
On the store since
Dec 2025
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.1+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
16 MB
Also listed in
Travel
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About My Cosmic Compass
The iPhone tool for discovering which stars and planets rise and set along any alignment, today and thousands of years ago. Reveal the celestial connections hidden in ancient monuments, sacred sites, or your own backyard.
WHAT IS COSMIC COMPASS?
Point your iPhone along any structure: a temple axis, a stone circle, a pyramid edge, a garden wall. Cosmic Compass records the precise bearing using GPS, compass and camera. It then calculates which stars and planets rise or set along that line, and when they did so throughout history.
Throughout time, builders have aligned their monuments to the stars, using the sky as an eternal calendar to mark sacred moments.
Does that Neolithic monument face the rising of Sirius? Which star rose along a Maya temple axis in 900 AD? Did the builders catch Venus at dawn? Or which stars rise along your own street?
A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
Calculate star and planet positions for any year from 5000 BC to 3000 AD. Set the year a temple was built and see exactly where Sirius, Venus or the Pleiades rose when it was new. Capture a line of sight from your house, set a future date and save an upcoming alignment to your calendar.
This matters because the sky changes over millennia. Precession slowly wobbles Earth’s axis, shifting star positions by about 1° every 72 years. On top of that, every star drifts across the sky on its own path. For fast-moving stars such as Arcturus and Sirius, this proper motion moves the rising point by several degrees since the age of the pyramids. Cosmic Compass combines the Vondrák long-term precession model with measured proper motions from the Hipparcos star catalogue, so each star appears where ancient builders actually saw it.
Planets wander against the fixed stars. Cosmic Compass calculates them with VSOP87, the planetary theory used by professional observatories.
THE MOON’S SECRET CYCLE
Every 18.6 years, the Moon reaches its most extreme rising and setting points: the lunar standstills. Ancient cultures from Scotland to New Mexico built monuments aligned to these rare events. Cosmic Compass detects lunar standstill alignments, revealing connections that occur only twice in a generation.
HOW IT WORKS
Point your iPhone along an alignment and tap to capture. Your bearing is stored with GPS coordinates and a photo. Results appear instantly: the stars and planets that rise or set along your line, ranked by precision. Celestial Convergence reveals when a star and a planet share the same alignment.
The calculations are accurate to better than an arcminute, far more precise than any phone sensor. For the best measurements, calibrate your compass and capture away from metal and cars.
FEATURES
Capture alignments with compass, GPS and camera
21 navigational stars including Sirius, Vega, Aldebaran and the Pleiades
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon
Any year from 5000 BC to 3000 AD
Long-term precession and stellar proper motion for true historical positions
Star Catalog with t
WHAT IS COSMIC COMPASS?
Point your iPhone along any structure: a temple axis, a stone circle, a pyramid edge, a garden wall. Cosmic Compass records the precise bearing using GPS, compass and camera. It then calculates which stars and planets rise or set along that line, and when they did so throughout history.
Throughout time, builders have aligned their monuments to the stars, using the sky as an eternal calendar to mark sacred moments.
Does that Neolithic monument face the rising of Sirius? Which star rose along a Maya temple axis in 900 AD? Did the builders catch Venus at dawn? Or which stars rise along your own street?
A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
Calculate star and planet positions for any year from 5000 BC to 3000 AD. Set the year a temple was built and see exactly where Sirius, Venus or the Pleiades rose when it was new. Capture a line of sight from your house, set a future date and save an upcoming alignment to your calendar.
This matters because the sky changes over millennia. Precession slowly wobbles Earth’s axis, shifting star positions by about 1° every 72 years. On top of that, every star drifts across the sky on its own path. For fast-moving stars such as Arcturus and Sirius, this proper motion moves the rising point by several degrees since the age of the pyramids. Cosmic Compass combines the Vondrák long-term precession model with measured proper motions from the Hipparcos star catalogue, so each star appears where ancient builders actually saw it.
Planets wander against the fixed stars. Cosmic Compass calculates them with VSOP87, the planetary theory used by professional observatories.
THE MOON’S SECRET CYCLE
Every 18.6 years, the Moon reaches its most extreme rising and setting points: the lunar standstills. Ancient cultures from Scotland to New Mexico built monuments aligned to these rare events. Cosmic Compass detects lunar standstill alignments, revealing connections that occur only twice in a generation.
HOW IT WORKS
Point your iPhone along an alignment and tap to capture. Your bearing is stored with GPS coordinates and a photo. Results appear instantly: the stars and planets that rise or set along your line, ranked by precision. Celestial Convergence reveals when a star and a planet share the same alignment.
The calculations are accurate to better than an arcminute, far more precise than any phone sensor. For the best measurements, calibrate your compass and capture away from metal and cars.
FEATURES
Capture alignments with compass, GPS and camera
21 navigational stars including Sirius, Vega, Aldebaran and the Pleiades
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon
Any year from 5000 BC to 3000 AD
Long-term precession and stellar proper motion for true historical positions
Star Catalog with t
Latest updates
2.0
Ready for Duo
1.0
