Audrey Roemer

If you want an app where you can easily identify different constellations without any fuss, this app is for you!! It doesn't show you a stupidly large amount of stars like some of the other apps, but honestly, I like it better this way. It just shows what you would normally see in the sky if you're not away from civilization with no light pollution. Also, it didn't have a pop up ad every 5 seconds telling us to upgrade the membership. Overall, I am really happy with this app!!

Tyler Marriott

I first used this on a Samsung Galaxy s5. It seemed to work fine for a period of time. Then it went 180 degrees out of sync. I figured it was my phone and deleted it. I just got a new Galaxy s8...and it does the same thing. I tried the "figure 8" location set. Nothing. It seems there must/should be an inverse setting or something. It's useless on all unknown stars/galaxies. I really like the idea. Don't like the workings. Edited

Christina G

Very beautiful as well as informative with regards to the purpose of orienting oneself in the night sky and locating cosmic "goodies". If you draw over stars within a constellation, it will produce an overlay of the image of that constellation (a setting option) and even tracks faster moving objects (such as comets and satellites) as they are moving through space in real time. This is just in the "Lite" version that is free. ...oh, and the background music is EPIC!

Malachi O'Neill

I've recalibrated the compass several times. I've even tried it on 2 phones (now on S24 Ultra). Not only is the imagery off by almost 1/8th of the sky, it is now adding in stars where there aren't any and it is not even showing Venus in the display. Yes, I've triple checked. I'm not an expert, but I've been watching stars for a while. This used be such a great app but now it's nearly useless. I'd love to re-write this to a 5 star and open to any guidance or correction. Thank you.

Kimberly Miller

I've downloaded this app on my last 3 phones because I love it so much. I love sharing it with people when we are outside under the stars so they can identify, and sometimes see with their naked eye, planets, galaxies, constellations, satellites, and my favorite, finding the ISS. The music is so comforting too. Thank you for keeping it accessible!