MissionClock Hack 1.1.6 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Latency: Zero, LLC
Category: News
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1.6
ID: com.latencyzero.MissionClock
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Description
Keep up-to-date with space launches from NASA and other agencies around the world with MissionClock for your iPhone or iPod Touch.
MissionClock shows you a real-time countdown clock for upcoming missions, as well as information about missions that are currently underway. You can see major launch and ascent events as they happen, and receive alerts when mission conditions change.
Features:
• Gorgeous, at-a-glance countdown information
• T-clock and L-clock information
• Countdown holds
• Hold time remaining
• Current and significant event times displayed in multiple time zones
• Detailed mission event lists
• Time to/since each event
MissionClock’s main view shows the current time in three time zones (yours, UTC, and the mission’s). It shows the T-clock, including pauses for built-in launch holds, and the L-clock, letting you know how much real time remains before launch. For missions that have already launched, MissionClock will show you the Mission Elapsed Time (MET).
The MissionClock staff regularly compile space mission information from a variety of sources including contacts within NASA, and collect them on our servers. MissionClock is automatically updated with changes, so you stay informed.
MissionClock shows you a real-time countdown clock for upcoming missions, as well as information about missions that are currently underway. You can see major launch and ascent events as they happen, and receive alerts when mission conditions change.
Features:
• Gorgeous, at-a-glance countdown information
• T-clock and L-clock information
• Countdown holds
• Hold time remaining
• Current and significant event times displayed in multiple time zones
• Detailed mission event lists
• Time to/since each event
MissionClock’s main view shows the current time in three time zones (yours, UTC, and the mission’s). It shows the T-clock, including pauses for built-in launch holds, and the L-clock, letting you know how much real time remains before launch. For missions that have already launched, MissionClock will show you the Mission Elapsed Time (MET).
The MissionClock staff regularly compile space mission information from a variety of sources including contacts within NASA, and collect them on our servers. MissionClock is automatically updated with changes, so you stay informed.
Version history
1.1.6
2020-06-13
This minor update addresses some issues revealed in the last update:
• Enhancements across the app to better support Dark Mode as well as Dynamic Type.
• Larger text (where possible) in the Clocks tab and the bottom-edge clock banner.
• Override the system settings for Dark Mode (for example, if you normally prefer Light Mode but wanted MissionClock to be Dark).
• Fix a bug in how missions are selected for the Clocks tab.
• Enhancements across the app to better support Dark Mode as well as Dynamic Type.
• Larger text (where possible) in the Clocks tab and the bottom-edge clock banner.
• Override the system settings for Dark Mode (for example, if you normally prefer Light Mode but wanted MissionClock to be Dark).
• Fix a bug in how missions are selected for the Clocks tab.
1.1.5
2020-06-04
This long-overdue update addresses cosmetic issues that came up with recent iOS devices and releases, and also fixes a bug that sometimes appears when network time correction fails. This would manifest as a rapidly-flashing alert that would prevent using the app.
This release sports substantial under-the-hood changes to support notched devices (like iPhone 11), and light and dark modes. The way push notifications are handled has been completely revamped, and should work better in newer version of iOS, as well as being faster to send from the server. Network time is now calculated differently, so if you notice any glaring issues with the accuracy of the displayed current time, please let us know!
These changes may have introduced unexpected issues. While this release has been thoroughly tested, there may be undiscovered bugs. Please contact us to report any issues.
Unfortunately, changes to properly support newer iOS versions mean MissionClock now requires iOS 9.0 or later to run. In addition, search no longer works
on iOS 9.
This release sports substantial under-the-hood changes to support notched devices (like iPhone 11), and light and dark modes. The way push notifications are handled has been completely revamped, and should work better in newer version of iOS, as well as being faster to send from the server. Network time is now calculated differently, so if you notice any glaring issues with the accuracy of the displayed current time, please let us know!
These changes may have introduced unexpected issues. While this release has been thoroughly tested, there may be undiscovered bugs. Please contact us to report any issues.
Unfortunately, changes to properly support newer iOS versions mean MissionClock now requires iOS 9.0 or later to run. In addition, search no longer works
on iOS 9.
1.1.4
2016-04-20
This version fixes a bug that would cause duplication of certain mission events.
1.1.3
2016-03-17
• Due to changes in the way Push Notifications are handled, some users were not receiving mission alerts.
• Minor improvements to the events list appearance.
• Minor improvements to the events list appearance.
1.1.2
2015-11-20
• Fixes a bug downloading missions introduced in 1.1.1.
• Improves appearance of section headers in mission list.
• Improves appearance of section headers in mission list.
1.1.1
2015-11-17
• Fixes for network connectivity problems introduced with iOS 9.1.
• Improvements to layout on newest devices.
• Improvements to layout on newest devices.
1.1
2015-04-07
• Updated UI now fits all devices.
• Search mission list by name or keyword.
• App no longer crashes while integrating large data updates.
• Clocks tab shows correct set of missions when first displayed.
• Fixed a drawing glitch in the clocks tab events waterfall.
• Improved handling of unplanned holds.
• Search mission list by name or keyword.
• App no longer crashes while integrating large data updates.
• Clocks tab shows correct set of missions when first displayed.
• Fixed a drawing glitch in the clocks tab events waterfall.
• Improved handling of unplanned holds.
1.0.13
2012-01-19
Fixed a crash that occurs if no pending launches are in the local mission database.
v1.0.12
2011-10-18
Fixes to support iOS 5 final release on iPad.
• App no longer crashes on launch when location services are enabled.
• Clocks update.
• App no longer crashes on launch when location services are enabled.
• Clocks update.
1.0.11
2011-07-06
This version fixes a problem wherein a change to the duration of a hold was sometimes not properly reflected in the T-clock.
1.0.10
2011-07-04
Bug fixes:
• Sometimes, computing the iPhone’s clock error would result in wildly inaccurate clock offsets.
• Sometimes, computing the iPhone’s clock error would result in wildly inaccurate clock offsets.
1.0.9
2011-04-13
iPad Support: This verion brings basic iPad support. Some views have been redesigned to better fit the iPad screen, and it no longer runs as a tiny iPhone app in a big iPad.
Bugs Fixed:
• Sometimes, when coming back from a locked screen, MissionClock would take a long time to start counting again. Moreover, the screen update should be more precise now, occurring right on the tick of the second.
• Fixed a memory leak that occurred when adding new missions to “always show clock.”
Bugs Fixed:
• Sometimes, when coming back from a locked screen, MissionClock would take a long time to start counting again. Moreover, the screen update should be more precise now, occurring right on the tick of the second.
• Fixed a memory leak that occurred when adding new missions to “always show clock.”
1.0.8
2011-03-30
This version adds a few minor enhancements:
• Alerts can now be deleted.
• Links in Mission Overview will now open in Safari.
The following bugs are fixed:
• If the launch or end time of a mission changes while the clock detail is displayed, that time was not properly updated on the screen.
• In some situations, the L-clock color would not change correctly.
• Potential memory leaks fixed.
• Alerts can now be deleted.
• Links in Mission Overview will now open in Safari.
The following bugs are fixed:
• If the launch or end time of a mission changes while the clock detail is displayed, that time was not properly updated on the screen.
• In some situations, the L-clock color would not change correctly.
• Potential memory leaks fixed.
1.0.7
2010-11-01
Fixes an issue with 1.0.6 that would prevent it from running on iOS versions prior to 4.0.
1.0.6
2010-10-29
• This version of MissionClock brings a powerful new feature: Network Time Protocol (NTP) support. As it turns out, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices can have wildly inaccurate system clocks. By using NTP to consult time servers on the Internet, MissionClock is able to compute just how far off the system clock is, and account for that in its calculations.
• Numerous minor stability improvements.
• Numerous minor stability improvements.
1.0.5
2010-09-14
• Changed the logic by which missions are automatically selected to display under the Clocks tab to limit the number of long-duration missions displayed. Now, a long-duration mission older than two weeks will not be included by default. You can still turn "Always Show Clock" on for any mission to force it to display.
• Completed missions used to show as "Underway." This has been corrected.
• Completed missions used to show as "Underway." This has been corrected.
1.0.4
2010-06-23
• iOS 4.0 compatibility
• Preferred time zone setting (see the Settings tab)
• Preferred clock format setting (tap the blue clock display)
• Improved problem reporting (uses in-app email composer, allowing us to respond)
Note: iOS 4.0 changed the way time zones are abbreviated. Many time zones now come back as "GMT+HH:MM," whereas before they had a two-, three-, or four-letter abbreviation.
• Preferred time zone setting (see the Settings tab)
• Preferred clock format setting (tap the blue clock display)
• Improved problem reporting (uses in-app email composer, allowing us to respond)
Note: iOS 4.0 changed the way time zones are abbreviated. Many time zones now come back as "GMT+HH:MM," whereas before they had a two-, three-, or four-letter abbreviation.
1.0.3
2010-03-02
Fixes a long-standing problem where some devices (iPod Touch) would take so long integrating large data downloads that the OS would terminate the app. It would appear that the app crashed.
1.0.2
2009-11-20
• Fixes a potential crash when viewing mission details.
• Addresses a situation where app is killed by the system when downloading large data updates on slow devices (like first-generation iPod Touch).
• Addresses a situation where app is killed by the system when downloading large data updates on slow devices (like first-generation iPod Touch).
1.0.1
2009-08-17
• Fixes a crash when used in certain locales. Credit to YAlH for finding this.
• Improves rendering of times in certain locales (by restricting rendering style to US, preventing truncation/elision).
• Improves rendering of times in certain locales (by restricting rendering style to US, preventing truncation/elision).
1.0
2009-07-30
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
11 Ratings
Reviews
Gary LaPointe,
Very Cool! More detail than you probably every need...
This is slick. All sorts of details. I was really hesitant to spend the $4.99 for it but I had heard that he specifically has to make changes by hand as NASA changes timelines.
This has PUSH alerts, that means you can get them even when not running the application. And it looks like it keeps track of the push alerts so you can view them later, which is very nice.
I'm a pretty techie guy but the info is pretty geeky even for me. It needs a "basic mode" for the less geeky, but interested people. (Honestly, I'd probably use that mode).
Two complaints:
1) Civilians don’t necessarily know when day 234 of the year is, an option to turn on “normal” dates would be awesome.
2) In the application, the mission clock pages needs to be linked to the missions page. Clicking the clock title (or something) should take me to the mission page for that mission and clicking the events at the bottom of a clock page should take me to all the events for that mission. They're all there already, they're just too many clicks away.
3) When I get an alert/message I want to be able to click on it and get the clock to quickly pop up. Sometimes the name in the alert doesn’t match the name in the list of missions.
There's info on past missions too. The only difference is the clocks aren't ticking....
Maybe some definitions for some of the information or links for more info on the launches (more than what's the overview page).
Links to NASA TV to watch? To stream audio?
This has PUSH alerts, that means you can get them even when not running the application. And it looks like it keeps track of the push alerts so you can view them later, which is very nice.
I'm a pretty techie guy but the info is pretty geeky even for me. It needs a "basic mode" for the less geeky, but interested people. (Honestly, I'd probably use that mode).
Two complaints:
1) Civilians don’t necessarily know when day 234 of the year is, an option to turn on “normal” dates would be awesome.
2) In the application, the mission clock pages needs to be linked to the missions page. Clicking the clock title (or something) should take me to the mission page for that mission and clicking the events at the bottom of a clock page should take me to all the events for that mission. They're all there already, they're just too many clicks away.
3) When I get an alert/message I want to be able to click on it and get the clock to quickly pop up. Sometimes the name in the alert doesn’t match the name in the list of missions.
There's info on past missions too. The only difference is the clocks aren't ticking....
Maybe some definitions for some of the information or links for more info on the launches (more than what's the overview page).
Links to NASA TV to watch? To stream audio?
GoldenRetrieverOwner,
Use caution. Info may not be current.
The last Mission Clock entry for SpaceX was wrong. That launch didn't occur for another week. And the current SpaceX launch event listed by Mission Clock is also wrong. That launch has been pushed back almost two weeks.
_albie,
App continuously crashes
I have not been able to get the app to stay open since iOS 11 deployment. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app but click to open and it automatically crashes. :-(
layt,
Working Again
It appears to be actively maintained again. Such a great app.
simmy2109,
Okay but needs more frequent database updates
I really like the concept of the app. While the information isn't exactly presented in the prettiest format possible, there's lots of good timing information there, including specific events within the countdown and after liftoff. However, an app like this is made or broken by the quality and accuracy of its data. Right now, the upcoming TurkmenAlem satellite launch with Falcon 9 is listed as launching in a bit over two days from now. However, the date for this launch was pushed three days back, and this push was made several days ago. I don't expect instant updates, but this launch is the next one on the global manifest! Hopefully the author finds a way to more reliably keep the database in order, otherwise this app is useless.
Another recommendation to the developer... I would love a way to enter a clock view on the app where the main countdown dominates the screen. I think events would still deserve a spot somewhere, probably the mission name and maybe some other basic info too.... but clock dominating. Just put it on the wishlist. Glad someone finally made an app like this!
Another recommendation to the developer... I would love a way to enter a clock view on the app where the main countdown dominates the screen. I think events would still deserve a spot somewhere, probably the mission name and maybe some other basic info too.... but clock dominating. Just put it on the wishlist. Glad someone finally made an app like this!
jleichter,
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Agtwashington,
A must have for any space or tech enthusiast
This application provides up to date information for manned and unmanned rocket launches from across the globe. Where information is available each step in the launch sequence. For example during the shuttle program the countdown for auto sequence start (where the handoff is made from the ground conputers to the space shuttle to control the countdown) happens at 31 seconds prior to liftoff also has it own countdown. Going forward this information may not be as available with commercial companies as with NASA but I'm sure the developer will give his best attempt.
It also includes many features that help keep information as up to date as possible like getting the exact time an date from servers on the Internet using NTP. It includes push alerts so you don't have to be in the app to see important data such as a lunch delays as soon as the information is published.
It is obvious the developer puts a lot of time and effort into this application but not just for the initial release but updates regularly when any kind of bugs are found. The developer is also extremely helpful and responsive with any kind of issues.
(No this is not a paid or sponsored review, just a happy customer)
It also includes many features that help keep information as up to date as possible like getting the exact time an date from servers on the Internet using NTP. It includes push alerts so you don't have to be in the app to see important data such as a lunch delays as soon as the information is published.
It is obvious the developer puts a lot of time and effort into this application but not just for the initial release but updates regularly when any kind of bugs are found. The developer is also extremely helpful and responsive with any kind of issues.
(No this is not a paid or sponsored review, just a happy customer)
ATalcott,
Wonderful Addition to the Space Enthusiast's Arsenal
If you are at all interested in the space program, then this is an application you must buy. When this application is running, it displays detailed information about upcoming events in active space missions. It's a great way to keep tabs on active missions and to be aware of what launches are coming up. There are so many launches that simply don't get press coverage, and this app allows you to stay up to date on what's going on with with the space program.
RandomUserOfYourApp,
Great detail. It's been stable for me.
General tip for all apps if you're seeing app crashes, update your iOS. I haven't seen crashes with this app, and I keep iOS up to date.
I've been showing some NASA TV to my daughter, and she is fascinated with the missions and how they do work on the ISS. This app brings another level of detail, with the event listings and times of each event for each mission. The info is updated regularly.
It's great that some recent past missions are listed too. The information seems pretty technical, obviously with some NASA jargon, but it's actually fun to see that.
One great thing is the push notifications for major events. If there's a scrub or other big news it alerts you even if you aren't running the app at the time.
Contrary to what one review stated, this app is definitely tracking all the major launches.
I've been showing some NASA TV to my daughter, and she is fascinated with the missions and how they do work on the ISS. This app brings another level of detail, with the event listings and times of each event for each mission. The info is updated regularly.
It's great that some recent past missions are listed too. The information seems pretty technical, obviously with some NASA jargon, but it's actually fun to see that.
One great thing is the push notifications for major events. If there's a scrub or other big news it alerts you even if you aren't running the app at the time.
Contrary to what one review stated, this app is definitely tracking all the major launches.
TheIdol,
When it works it
The software crashes constantly, even after the update that fixed the crashing. I don't have any app on my device that crashes this often. That said the information it displays is great. Why all the crashing, why can't this be fixed. I was at the STS133 launch and many people asked for the name of the app that I had on my phone. I could not recommend it , as when I went to start it it crashed 5 times in a row before actually starting. Some demo huh. For $5 this really should work but it doesn't most of the time.
To the developer Please fix the crashing as you said you had in the last update!!!
To the developer Please fix the crashing as you said you had in the last update!!!
