witcheryandweirdness: My witchy iOS apps. Wow! I’ve never gotten more than MAYBE 15 notes in m
witcheryandweirdness: My witchy iOS apps. Wow! I’ve never gotten more than MAYBE 15 notes in my many years on tumblr. Thanks, witch fam! UPDATED*** Here are some app links for @valicorne and others who requested. They should all be free. Some of these are also in the Android Marketplace, and for those that aren’t, there are comparable ones. And my mom has a baller sigil making app on Android I envy: Sigil Automatron. Anyone know of a comparable one for iOS? (I don’t want just a paint or photoshop-like app, but one specific To making sigils) Not all the full names show in the screenshotted app view, which is why some of you struggled to find them. Sorry!): 1. Tarot Card Memorizer: Pretty self explantaory. This is a nice reference when you’re trying to learn card meanings. 2. Pendulum Charts Free - a plethora of charts. I like using that on my iPad, not super useful on a smaller screen, aka my iPhone. Can also use to reference for making your own charts on paper, or woodburning like I’m working on. 3. Golden Thread Tarot - Really nice free eversion of great physical deck. Nice for witches on the go, or witches on a budget. 4. Crystals And Gems - Handy reference guide for both physical and metaphysical attributes. 5. Mighty Timer - temperature, time, and amount of tea you need for the perfect cup. Great kitchen witch app, especially if you grow some of your own herbs for tea, like I do. 6. TimePassages - Free daily horoscopes, meanings, planetary bodies glossary and then some paid options for chart downloads. 7. Herbs Guide - Herbs for health and cooking. ***never take any information found on the Internet or via apps as medical advice. Seek professional medical help if you have an issues. This witch is very pro-science and modern medicine, despite making teas, tinctures, and herbal salves. Those are merely supplements to help relieve symptoms. 8. Dreamboard - my favorite digital dream journal 9. Runes - pocket advisor - Get one, two and three rune readings. Also helps you learn the meanings of elder futhark runes. 10. SkyView Free -This overlays constellations and other astronomical information when you open the app and point it at the night sky. Uses your camera and GPS to know what it’s looking at. Works inside, too. I impress the heck out of people when I whip this out at stargazing events. 11. Best Essential Oils and Aromatherapy Guide Pro - This app, containing six broad sections - guides, application, single oil, oil blends, aromatherapy and weight loss. Again, this is not to be used in place of proper nutrition and medical attention, and be very careful when using essential oils. All need to be diluted with carrier oils, and some are dangerous if you’re pregnant, etc. 12. Spellcaster - tarot cards, horoscope and pre-written spells. Not my favorite, but fun to flip through. 13. Celeste -LOOOVE. Celeste allows you to calculate a natal chart, which you can view on a zodiac wheel. You also get a description of all the planets in signs, not just the sun sign. 14. Star Chart - This is similar to skyview. I haven’t played with it too much so I can’t vouch for it quite yet. I think I prefer the skyview interface. 15. Free Candle - Different candle options, and you cna blow them out. Great for on the go candle magick/meditation, and for those who aren’t allowed to use candles in apartments/dorms/etc. 16. The Pocket Pagan - “This unique Pagan app includes a map of the USA and Canada filled with Pagan, occult and New Age stores, a handy correspondence guide for quick magickal look-ups, and a calendar that shows you the next full moon and Sabbat dates. Quick links can help you find the latest news, blogs and videos too. One little widget shows the real-time moon phase too.” 17. Moon - current moon phase - Love this. Very simple interface for when you JUST want basic full, new, waxing, waning moon info. 18. Herbs in Magick - The application contains information about more than 200 herbs and their magickal use. No internet connection -- source link