What’s new
SkyMate isn’t released yet. Version 1.0 is in a private TestFlight beta while we test it on real iPhones under real skies.
SkyMate 1.0 · in beta
- TonightWhat’s worth seeing now from where you are, the best window, and a daytime view of the Moon and planets.
- Precision FinderAn arrow, a number and haptics that guide your iPhone to the target. Never locked.
- Reality SkyA sky map aligned to your iPhone, with layers and time travel.
- EquipmentRecommendations and expected views for your binoculars and telescopes.
- Week and plannerThe nights ahead at a glance, and observing sessions in a sensible order.
- Satellites and remindersVisible ISS passes, events and observing windows, with a reminder when you want one.
- Personal HorizonScan your skyline once; SkyMate knows when it’s in the way.
- Ask SkyMatePlain-language answers about your sky, worked out by SkyMate’s astronomy engine.
- JournalA record of what you’ve actually seen.
- Sky Data packsOptional galaxies, nebulae and clusters, known planetary systems, and comets and asteroids.
Later
Planned, not in 1.0. No dates yet.
- Dark Sky FinderCompare your sky with darker places nearby.
- Smart alertsAlerts that watch conditions for you and stay quiet on cloudy nights.
- More StarsA deeper star catalog, once one is cleared for commercial use.
See Features for how each part works, or SkyMate Pro for what’s free.