Almanac Pro (Tong Shu) 8.2.38

The Chinese Almanac (Tong Shu) serves as a valuable resource for individuals interested in Feng Shui, enabling them to integrate auspicious dates into their daily routines. The application is user-friendly, featuring clear descriptions for various days and hours, devoid of hieroglyphs, thus making it accessible for all users. All terminologies, such as day managers and Sha, are comprehensively explained within the app, facilitating informed decision-making regarding optimal days and hours for significant activities.

Key Features of the Application:

• Access to a Personal Calendar and Date Selection feature (available exclusively to users who have purchased the Personal Calendar).
• Push notifications for notes, with customizable options to enable or disable.
• Enhanced Qi Men functionality for premium users, offering detailed descriptions.
• Personal calendar integration.
• Configuration options for pros and cons icons in the settings menu.
• Hourly overview with descriptions.
• Visual icons representing each day and hour throughout the month.
• Option to activate a Paired Rat Hour to synchronize the start of day and hour.
• Consolidated pros and cons for days and hours.
• Daily flying stars information.
• Hexagram data corresponding to pillars.
• Reliable tracking of UTC changes, independent of operating system versions.
• Monitoring capability for the device's sleep schedule.
• A comprehensive database of approximately 60,000 cities to automatically determine coordinates and UTC updates.
• Calculations of Qi Men Dun Jia hourly charts utilizing Chai Bu / Zhi Run systems.
• Note creation feature with the option to add entries to the device's event calendar.
• Synchronization of notes across multiple devices and with the Mingli.ru website profile.
• Adoption of a European date format.
• Delineation of Jia Zi for each month, day, and hour.
• An analysis of elemental periods and Da Gua for specified time frames.
• Information regarding Na Yin for each pillar.
• Insight into direct and indirect collisions as well as directional Sha elements.
• Overview of symbolic stars pertinent to specific days and hours.
• Delineation of time-related Sha elements.
• Identification of Jianchu—the rulers governing specific days.
• A catalog of the 28 constellations with accompanying descriptions of hours.
• Yearly and monthly flying stars data.
• Lunar day insights aligned with Chinese traditions.
• Adaptation times for solar seasonal changes.
• The complete Qi Men Dun Jia charts across all units of time—hours, days, months, and year.
• An evaluative framework for the structures within Qi Men Dun Jia methodology.
• A display layout for date pillar collisions within Qi Men as well as Da Gua chart analysis incorporating annual and monthly assessments.
• Calculations that adjust for local solar time, accommodating variable hour branches (flexible time) for any geographical coordinates.
• All calculations are based on NOAA (USA) algorithms, illustrated with an example concerning variable hour branches from Moscow in 2012.