Unistellar

Unistellar

About this app

The Unistellar App is your command center for all Unistellar telescopes, designed to help astronomers explore the cosmos with ease.

1. Control your telescope: align, point, and operate your smart telescope directly from the App.
2. Explore 5000 celestial objects: galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, planets, Moon, Sun, comets, and asteroids.
3. Observe live: see your target appear within seconds, with more details and colors revealed as the signal accumulates.
4. Share instantly: save your images as PNGs and share them in one click.
5. Go pro: download RAW images for advanced post-processing.
6. Join citizen science missions: contribute to real research with NASA and SETI—track asteroids, detect exoplanets, and more.
7. Stay connected: the App uses a foreground service to ensure a stable connection with your telescope, even when the App is running in the

Ratings and reviews

Absolutely loving the 5.0.0 app update. Took it out for a spin last night with my Odyssey and the new UI makes the whole observation experience completely seamless and feeling fresh, almost like a new device. The connectivity at startup is so much better, it truly is night and day, and the new planetarium view, catalogue improvements and the ability to quickly queue up targets makes planning a session so much better. Great job to the developers!

Version 1.4.1 The evscope provides in a few minutes quite impressive pictures of nebulae and galaxies even in a big city. Despite regular updates, there's stil connectivity issues (eg. Operator/watcher, connectivity drops). It would nice to be able to download raw data of the pictures for postprocessing instead of compressed pictures. Also, why don't give the option to save the full frame pictures with the informations provided in the round ones?

The new version 2.0.1 works quite well, but a first-use tutorial is needed. The features of the earlier version are there, although sometimes difficult to find. For example, to input a location using RA/Dec, you must go to the scope view screen, click the 'Move' button, and then click on the tiny compass icon in the upper right. The full-screen view is nice, as is the ability to save images both with and without the border at the same time. It would be nice if they included all NGC objects.

What’s new

- eVscope experience improvements
- Various bug fixes