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AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 71 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 19 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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100% of sampled ratings are 4+ stars (4.5★ average)
About Maya Long Count Lite
Built exclusively for iPhone, Maya Long Count is a quick and easy way to accurately calculate and view the long count date and haab' and tzolk'in sacred round values. The application allows you to see how dates would have been written by the Maya and convert between the current Gregorian and the Long Count calendars. It can show you any date from January 1st, 9999 BCE to December 31st, 9999 CE and let you convert from any date in the current Piktun cycle (from 0.0.0.0.0 to 19.19.19.17.19).
Features
* Supports iOS 8.0 and later
* Convert any Gregorian date from January 1st, 9999 BCE to December 31st, 9999 CE
* Convert any Long Count date within the current piktun
* Select one of the 27 standard correlations for the calendar's start
* Default correlation using Goodman, Martinez, and Thompson (GMT)
* Quickly add or subtract a day to see the changes
* No connection required - can work anywhere!
* Hand-drawn calendar glyphs
Note that this is the FREE, ad-supported version of this application.
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Reviews for Maya Long Count Lite
Arqueogato
Fun and Scholarly enoghh
This app is great; I’ve used it for years now. If you’re interested in the tzolk’in for spiritual purposes it’s a fine way to track the days and look up birthdays. The fact that it has different correspondences for researchers is awesome and it elevates the app from something purely for the spiritual to something that helps out when I’m reading old inscriptions. It’s faster than going to FAMSI and works good enough for everything but the most complicated calendrics, which to be honest I don’t really expect any app to be able to do. The addition of Lords of the Night might be nice, but for a free app this is better than expected.
Beckett II
You forgot about BC and AD
Great app, but I think there should be a setting for what abbreviations should be used for BCE and CE. I like using BC instead of BCE, and AD instead of CE. Also, would you please make it so that this app works on Apple Watch? Thank you
