StarWizard: Astronomy Sky Map
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Point your phone at the sky and StarWizard shows you exactly what you're looking at — stars, planets, constellations, and the International Space Station, in real time.
Built for curious beginners, families, and anyone who's ever looked up and wondered "what star is that?" No telescope, no jargon, no account needed.
★ POINT & IDENTIFY — WORKS OFFLINE
Raise your phone and the sky comes alive on screen. Tap any star or planet to learn its name, distance, colour, and when it rises and sets tonight. The core sky map runs with zero internet — perfect for dark-sky trips far from signal.
★ ASK THE WIZARD
StarWizard has a built-in AI guide. Ask real questions in plain language — "Can I see Saturn tonight?", "What's that bright star?", "Tell me something amazing" — and get clear, accurate answers grounded in what's actually above you. (The free plan includes 5 questions a day.)
★ ALL 88 CONSTELLATIONS
Explore every constellation with clear star figures, filters, and a spotlight mode to learn them one at a time.
★ TRACK THE SPACE STATION
See where the ISS is right now, and get the exact time of its next visible pass overhead.
★ NEVER MISS AN EVENT
A built-in sky calendar for meteor showers, eclipses, full moons, planetary conjunctions, and the changing seasons.
★ LEARN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
Guided lessons teach you to read the sky like the old navigators — starting with finding true north from the stars, fully offline.
★ PRIVACY-FIRST, NO ADS
No ads. No tracking. Approximate location only, used just to place the sky correctly. Available in English, Bulgarian, and French.
Whether you're teaching your kids the constellations, planning a night under dark skies, or just settling "what's that bright thing?" — StarWizard is your pocket guide to the night sky.
Download free and look up.
Built for curious beginners, families, and anyone who's ever looked up and wondered "what star is that?" No telescope, no jargon, no account needed.
★ POINT & IDENTIFY — WORKS OFFLINE
Raise your phone and the sky comes alive on screen. Tap any star or planet to learn its name, distance, colour, and when it rises and sets tonight. The core sky map runs with zero internet — perfect for dark-sky trips far from signal.
★ ASK THE WIZARD
StarWizard has a built-in AI guide. Ask real questions in plain language — "Can I see Saturn tonight?", "What's that bright star?", "Tell me something amazing" — and get clear, accurate answers grounded in what's actually above you. (The free plan includes 5 questions a day.)
★ ALL 88 CONSTELLATIONS
Explore every constellation with clear star figures, filters, and a spotlight mode to learn them one at a time.
★ TRACK THE SPACE STATION
See where the ISS is right now, and get the exact time of its next visible pass overhead.
★ NEVER MISS AN EVENT
A built-in sky calendar for meteor showers, eclipses, full moons, planetary conjunctions, and the changing seasons.
★ LEARN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
Guided lessons teach you to read the sky like the old navigators — starting with finding true north from the stars, fully offline.
★ PRIVACY-FIRST, NO ADS
No ads. No tracking. Approximate location only, used just to place the sky correctly. Available in English, Bulgarian, and French.
Whether you're teaching your kids the constellations, planning a night under dark skies, or just settling "what's that bright thing?" — StarWizard is your pocket guide to the night sky.
Download free and look up.
Astronomy sky map: name stars, planets & constellations. Ask the AI Wizard.
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What’s new
• While a card is being read aloud, a new ⌄ button tucks it away and keeps listening; the ✕ now closes it and stops the reading.
• Stars without a popular name now show their catalogue number (e.g. HIP 91262) instead of just "Unnamed star".
• A meteor shower now stays on the Events list until dawn on its peak night, and the card says when the night is under way.
• A "Rate StarWizard" link in Settings.
• Small fixes.
• Stars without a popular name now show their catalogue number (e.g. HIP 91262) instead of just "Unnamed star".
• A meteor shower now stays on the Events list until dawn on its peak night, and the card says when the night is under way.
• A "Rate StarWizard" link in Settings.
• Small fixes.
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About the developer
ANDON TZETZKOV IGNATOV
support@starwizard.app
Canada
