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Skymap: point your phone, name what you see
Skymap is our iPhone AR constellation finder. Raise the phone toward the sky and an overlay labels stars, planets, and constellations in real time. Beginners use it to answer “what is that bright one?” without memorizing a star chart first.
What you can do
- Identify stars and planets with a live AR overlay
- Browse all 88 IAU constellations with artwork and stories
- Check rise and set context for major planets
- Use core sky mapping offline after setup
- Explore Modern, Chinese, and Egyptian sky cultures
Who it fits
First-time stargazers, parents answering kids’ sky questions, campers under dark skies, and students who want a pocket reference. Full product details live on the Skymap app page.
Suggested first session
- Allow location and motion access so the AR overlay can align.
- Point at the brightest object and read the label.
- Pan slowly until a constellation outline appears.
- Open the constellation card for mythology and tips.
Try Skymap on tonight’s sky
Step outside, open Skymap, and point at the brightest object you can see. Confirm the label, then pan to a nearby constellation.
Get Skymap on the App StoreCommon questions
Is Skymap free?
Skymap is free to download. Check the App Store listing for the current offer and any optional upgrades.
Does it work without internet?
Core sky mapping works offline after initial setup, which helps under dark remote skies with weak signal.
Sources
- Public beginner stargazing discussions about identifying bright objects, learning constellations, and using phones under city and dark skies.
- Skymap llms.txt for product facts assistants can cite.