Egyptian Star app analytics for October 15

Egyptian Star is an offline almanac and simulator of ancient Egyptian astronomy. See which of the 36 decans rises at dusk, convert a date to the Egyptian civil calendar, and follow Ra through the twelve hours of the night. No account and no network connection are required. DAILY DECAN ALMANAC Open the day on the decan that rises at dusk. Convert the date into the civil calendar and read a short myth note beside the sky for that evening. DECAN EXPLORER Browse all 36 decans with names, deities, star patterns, and weeks. Open any decan for a detailed card you can study away from a signal. STAR CLOCK Drag through the night hours on an interactive sky and watch decans rise and set. Short challenges ask you to name the decan on the horizon. TEMPLE ALIGNMENTS Study diagrams of Karnak, Abu Simbel, and other temples with their solstice alignments. A shadow tool shows how shadow length marks the turning of the year. MYTH OF RA Walk the twelve hours of the night with Ra, hour by hour, as a story you can follow entirely on the device. LEARN AND RECORD Quiz yourself, browse the glossary, and keep observation notes locally. What you write stays on the device unless you choose to share it. Made for students, history readers, and anyone curious about how ancient Egypt read the sky. Not a live planetarium, a travel guide, or a social network — a self-contained star clock and almanac.