1. // old review: Idea- you should change the wording to "The app offers a 7-day free trial to an auto-renewable subscription with all features" Put that or so at the top of description and then your all cool, ok?This is a non-functioning app, unless you sign up to a "free" trial, that automatically turns into a reoccurring subscription after a week.
2. Tbh it's annoying that it's advertised as freemium but can't be used at all without either paying upfront or a free trial, and the free trial isn't capped at the cost of the upfront option.
3. Research, practice and free options including various easy to use apps are widely available.So I'm glad I read the comments/reviews before installing the app.
4. It's great for anyone that would like to know where the sun is in relation to the moon, or how much day time Vs night time there is based on the seasons and tilt of the earth axis.
5. Otherwise it looks like you're trying to trick your customer into forgetting they signed up for the subscription and you make money without the customer realizing it.A complete waste of money for a photographer.
6. The more interested one gets, the more they could discover through the app, like where the milky way is in relation to the sun/moon, and the elevation of the sun and moon in relation to the hemisphere you're in.
7. I've purchased all the Star Walk 2 in app purchases and I'd have been happy to pay for this also, but not as a subscription.Mixed about this app.
8. I really needed an app that could show me where the galactic core was in the sky in relation to the moon.
9. The "in app purchases" is a pay wall that won't let you even open the app before signing up for a trial.
10. I will never ever ever pay for subscription apps.I downloaded this because I'd *like* an ephemeris calculator, but don't really *need* one.
11. It's like when comcast asks you if you want to rent a router for a monthly charge, which ends up being way more than the cost of router.