Skysight Star Map app analytics for November 2

Know what you are looking at tonight. Skysight is a pocket star atlas that works offline. Its catalog of bright stars, constellations and planets is built into the app, and every position is calculated on your iPhone for the date and your rounded region. POINT, BROWSE OR OVERLAY Hold your phone up and the map follows your aim. Indoors or without a compass, drag the sky by hand or search for an object by name. Choose AR to lay the labels over the live camera; nothing is recorded. TONIGHT'S THREE SIGHTS A short list of what is worth stepping outside for, with a viewing window for each. Remind me sets a local notification for when the window opens. Pick another region or any date from 1800 to 2050 to plan ahead. STORIES THAT STICK TO THE FACTS Each object has a story assembled from catalog facts, from brightness and distance to the mythology behind a constellation, read aloud by the system voice. Sources lists where every fact comes from. ASK, WITHIN THE CATALOG Type or dictate a question; dictation runs on the device. With Use AI for stories on and your consent, DeepSeek chooses matching facts from the catalog. It cannot invent new ones, and you confirm each answer before it is saved. Without AI, catalog basics are always there. A SKY LOG THAT STAYS YOURS Save an observation with a note and a photo you took, share a text summary, or save an observation card to Photos. Search and filter by star, planet or constellation. Everything stays on this iPhone. Night red keeps your eyes dark-adapted, and Larger text helps outdoors. No account. No ads. No purchases. No tracking.