LOOK UP. KNOW WHAT’S THERE.

The sky is closer
than you think.

Find a planet. Follow the Moon. Connect the stars.
SkyFinder puts the sky around you within reach.

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For Android phones and tablets · Free with ads

5,044catalog stars
88constellations
7other planets
Sun + Moonin your local sky

01 / POINT & FIND

A direction.
A name.
A discovery.

Choose an object and move your phone. Directional guidance helps you point toward it, while the horizon line tells you whether it’s above or below your local horizon.

Use the live camera as your backdrop, or slide its visibility to zero to switch the camera off.

Saturn illustrationJupiter illustrationMoon illustrationPlanet illustrations are enlarged for clarity.

02 / TAKE THE LONG WAY AROUND

One object, or
the whole sky.

Choose Sky Map from the object list for the full colorful explorer. Textured planets, bright stars and constellation lines share a single view.

Follow your phone, or turn on Touch Mode to swipe around and pinch to zoom. Touch Mode keeps the camera off, so you can explore comfortably.

Start exploring on Android ↗

MADE FOR SIMPLE MOMENTS

Less setup.
More sky.

Search beyond the familiar
Find planets, named stars, constellations and individual HIP catalog entries from one searchable list.
Your sky stays local
Camera imagery, precise sky-guidance location and motion readings are processed on your device. No account is needed. Advertising uses separate data described in our privacy policy.
Know the limits
Positions are calculated, not identified from camera images. Sensor accuracy and magnetic interference affect alignment. Buildings and terrain can block your view.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you head outside.

Does SkyFinder recognize objects through my camera?

No. It calculates sky positions using your location and the current time, then uses your device orientation to place guidance over the camera view.

Can I explore without using the camera?

Yes. Set camera visibility to zero, or enable Touch Mode in Sky Map. Initial setup asks for camera and location access. The camera switches off whenever its visibility is zero.

Does it work without internet?

The sky catalog and astronomy calculations are included in the app. Location and device sensors are still needed for local guidance. Ads, store links and legal pages require a connection.

Why does an object appear below the horizon?

It is currently below the calculated horizon at your location. You can explore that part of the map, but the real object is not visible from where you are.

A LITTLE CURIOSITY GOES A LONG WAY

Make tonight
a little bigger.

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Never look directly at the Sun or point optical equipment at it without appropriate certified protection.