SGNS is the simplest little astrology app I could imagine

I made SGNS because I wanted an easy way to look up someone's sun and moon signs. Sure, you can just google this, but then you have to wade through some SEO-ridden webpage to find the results. Is this a huge problem in my life? No, not really. But I was looking for an app development project and I figured it would be easy.

Turns out, it was a little harder than I thought.

You know how your sun sign is just determined by your birthday? Well apparently the moon doesn't work like that, and can't be defined by any sort of algorithm. Instead, you need a database of the moon's position in the sky at any given time.

Thankfully, I was able to make use of the Swiss Ephemeris projects by Astrodienst and Vincent Smithers (which meant I needed to learn how to integrate packages when I was really just trying to learn some SwiftUI). But hey, we figured it out. And it turns out, I use this dumb little app way more than I thought I would, so I ended up releasing it on the App Store just for the hell of it.