Skylit: Night Sky & Planets app analytics for September 15

Look up. Skylit turns any night — city balcony or dark-sky campsite — into a guided tour of the universe. Point your phone at the sky and Skylit names what you see. Tap any glowing dot and fly to it: Saturn fills your screen with rings you can spin, the Moon shows tonight's real phase, and the arrow finder walks you to anything you can't spot. EVERYTHING ABOVE YOU, COMPUTED ON YOUR PHONE No internet, no account. Our own astronomy engine — verified against NASA JPL data — places 5,000+ stars, 88 constellations, every planet and moon, comets, and the Milky Way exactly where they are for your spot on Earth. TONIGHT, MADE SIMPLE — What's up right now, with rise and set times — Morning alerts before meteor showers, eclipses, and close planet meetings — ISS, Hubble, Tiangong, and James Webb passes, tracked live — Aurora forecast for your latitude TRAVEL WITHOUT MOVING Drop a pin anywhere on Earth, scrub time forward or back, and watch the sky wheel — tonight from Tokyo, the sky from the day you were born, next summer's eclipse. MAKE IT YOURS — AR mode: set a 3D Saturn on your desk, export any world — An observing life list with the full 110-object Messier Marathon — Real telescope photos for every deep-sky wonder — Widgets for the moon phase and tonight's highlights Skylit is handcrafted by a tiny independent studio. No ads, no tracking — just the sky.