Sky Map

Sky Map Devs

About this app

Stop wondering what’s in the night sky. Sky Map is a fast,
lightweight planetarium that tells you exactly what you’re looking
at in real-time. Just point your phone at the sky to identify stars,
planets, and constellations.

Why you’ll love it:

⭐ Point & Identify: Use your phone’s sensors to track celestial objects instantly.
⭐ New! Info Cards: Tap an object to see its distance, history, and key facts.
⭐ Search the Universe: Looking for Mars? Let the app guide your phone to it.
⭐ Pure Exploration: No ads, no tracking, and no bloat. Just the cosmos.

Originally developed as Google Sky Map, it is now maintained by an open-source
community of enthusiasts.

Find us online:

⭐ Official Website: stardroid.app
⭐ Open Source: Contribute on GitHub

Ratings and reviews

Very effective and useful views of the celestial bodies. Especialy like the transparent earth views allowing viewing of sky below the horizons. I'd give the app a rare five stars if could make the fonts on the map larger for my aging eyes. Thanks for your reply. I found the setting...great! Heres the extra star (hah hah, not enough stars in the universe? :-) )

EDITED:Thank you, I figured it out! I have a RFID blocking wallet case on my phone. I removed it & recalibrated my compass and everything is perfect. I will leave my previous comments up so maybe it can help others troubleshoot. I used to love this app. I haven't used it in quite a while. It is no functioning properly. It's not aut tracking like it used to. Please fix it. Or I'll have to uninstall it.

it is good but I wish they had stuff like the iss and be more accurate about the moons. it also would be cool to be able to click on the objects. and it would be really cool to have an AR overlay. other than that it is amazing. though the ar could help with calibration.

What’s new

Welcome New onboarding experience helps first-time users get set up quickly.
Location Redesigned location handling with clearer status, progress indicators, and a new map.
Search Search by RA/Dec coordinates as well as by name.