See Exactly What You're Looking At — The Moment You Look Up.

A single on-screen arrow — with a satisfying haptic tap when you land on target — walks you straight to any star, planet, or satellite. Built for beginners, loved by seasoned observers.

Accurate rise, peak, and set times for the International Space Station and Hubble, plus a visibility rating so you know which passes you can actually see with your own eyes.

Point your camera at the sky and see labels overlaid on the real thing, precisely aligned to your device's actual field of view — with drag-to-align if your compass drifts.

Ask "What's that bright star?" or "Where's Mars tonight?" and get a real answer grounded in your exact sky, time, and location — not a canned response.

One glance tells you if conditions are worth going outside for: live cloud cover, humidity, visibility, and Moon brightness rolled into a single score.

See the sky as it looked — or will look — on any date from 1900 to 2100. Rewind an eclipse, or plan a conjunction years ahead.

A true astronomer's red interface that preserves your dark adaptation, so your eyes stay ready for faint objects.

Log every session with photos, equipment, and notes — and schedule a target to get a reminder before it rises, direction already worked out for you.