Search any object to jump to it, or ask what it is and get a short answer. Tell the assistant about your gear to save it, or tap + to place your own photo on the atlas at its exact spot in the sky. Tonight’s top ten targets, matched to whichever equipment setup is active — switch setups and the list changes. Filter by object type, check each one’s grade and hours, then add it to a project in one tap. Your imaging projects — each one tied to a single target and the equipment setup you planned it with. Set a target exposure per filter, like Ha or OIII, and track what you’ve actually collected. Every target you have starred, in one list. Filter by type — galaxies, clusters, nebulae — the same way you would in tonight’s suggestions. Your equipment library — telescopes, cameras, filters, mounts, eyepieces, and more. Build full setups and switch between them: the active one shapes the field of view, the suggestions, and the sampling info. Your observing sites. Save as many places as you like, anywhere on Earth, and switch between them — the sky, the times, and the timezone all follow. Jump to any date, months ahead, and see the moon phase for that night. The atlas simulates the sky exactly as it will look, so you can plan well in advance. Point your phone at the sky and the atlas overlays your camera view in real time. A compass guides you straight to your selected target. The true field of view of your active camera and telescope, drawn right on the sky. Rotate it to plan your exact framing before you shoot. Constellation figures fade in around the direction you’re looking — never the whole sky at once, so the view stays calm. One tap turns the entire app deep red to protect your dark adaptation at the telescope. Always visible: your zoom level and exactly where you’re pointing — altitude, azimuth and compass direction, live as you pan.