Stelo: Night Sky Diary

JIYULMOM

About this app

A quiet sky that fills up one night at a time.

Every day a few new stars fall into your own private sky. Connect them with your finger to draw a constellation, give it a name, and keep it. No scores, no streaks to defend, no one else's sky — this one is only yours.

■ How it works
• New stars arrive each day, more on the days that matter
• Drag across stars to link them into a constellation
• Name it. It stays in your gallery, forever
• Delete one and its stars simply return to the sky

■ Shooting stars
Now and then a meteor crosses your sky. Catch it and make a wish — write it down or make it without words. Later you can mark a wish as come true, and it glows a little brighter among the stars. During real meteor showers you get more of them.

■ Days worth marking
Solar terms, full moons, meteor showers and planetary events each drop their own kind of star. Add your birthday and one arrives every year. Keep coming back and a milestone star appears every seventh day.

■ Almanac
When a constellation you drew resembles one of the 88 real IAU constellations, the almanac tells you which — Cassiopeia, Orion, Lyra. You are not guessing at answers; you draw whatever you like and sometimes the sky agrees.

■ Quiet by design
No account, no server, no ads. Everything lives on your device and nothing is uploaded. A home screen widget shows how many stars your sky holds.

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What’s new

First release.

A star falls into your sky each night. Connect them into constellations, name them, and keep them. Catch a shooting star to make a wish. Everything stays on your device.