OSR Star Finder - Find Stars

Online Star Register

About this app

Which star belongs to you? Name a star now as the most original gift of the universe! Search, find and gaze at your star with this FREE app which is available in 20 languages!

With the OSR Star Finder App you have the universe in the palm of your hand. You can almost literally touch your star and easily locate and track it at any time of the day. The Star Finder App helps you navigate the universe and shows you the beauty of the constellations and the stars in our galaxy. Learn more about the 88 constellations and several famous Landmark Stars along the way.

With the registration code it's easy to find a star. The app shows you the dates and times at which you can gaze at the star from your location. Did you locate the star? You can easily take a picture of the star and share it with friends and family. Optimize your experience by changing the settings. For example switch the Augmented Reality-mode and Night Mode on/off.

Would you like to register a star? You can also do this with the OSR Star Finder. Select the constellation of your choice and personalize the star registration in the order form. The named star can then be looked up in the Star Finder right away!

Among other things, the app offers you:
- A clean and clear tutorial;
- 88 constellations with artwork and descriptions;
- Various landmark stars with descriptions;
- Augmented reality and night modes;
- Options to find the best visible constellations;
- The option to name and find your own star;
- No less than 20 languages!

Discover the constellations and the stars by downloading the FREE Star Finder App!

Ratings and reviews

I don't think these stars that are named are real, I looked for the given RA/DEC coordinates on websites like nasa skyview (optical DSS) which could not identify any star on that location. Moreover, SIMBAD could also not identify any celestial object on the coordinates. The constellation named is correct, but that doesn't really mean anything as it just means the coordinates are in the vicinity not that there is something there. Even if the stars were real, the app is a mess and laggy.