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Astrospheric

Astrospheric provides advanced weather tools for professional astronomers and astrophotographers in the Continental US and Canada, and supports hundreds of astronomical societies with tools that help members stay connected. Are you using what the pros use? Features • 84 hour, hour-by-hour forecast

Stardust: Astrophotography

Welcome to Stardust Photos, the community for astrophotographers worldwide. Our app is perfect for photographers of all levels and offers a simple, easy-to-use interface. Follow your favorite photographers, search using tags or users, and interact with other members. Share your own photos and equipm

Westport Astro

Members of the Westport Astronomical Society can use this app to schedule time on the Club's telescopes. Members can also view current notices. And if you have an AstroBin account, you can add your account to the feed so everyone can enjoy viewing the latest images captured by the Club's Astrophotog

Astrophotography Planner

The core idea behind this app is to make it easy for astrophotographers to filter through a catalog of deep sky targets or use an algorithm that chooses the best target for a given night. Each target has a calculated visibility score that measures what percentage of the night the target is visible f

Nox Sky

Nox Sky is an app that will bring the astrophotography community together. Go to the Community Map to see all the photos that have posted on a map of the Earth! Each photo is unique and you can view the profile of the astrophotographer that took it. If you don’t want to go under the stars alone, you

Astronomy Logbook

A logbook for stargazers and astrophotographers to record their observations. Forget blurring your night vision, searching for a notebook, pencil and table by using a convenient red-light themed app to note your observations during an observing session. Observations are stored securely and privately

NightSkyToolbox

NightSkyToolbox is a handy utility for every astrophotographer - information about the current longitude and latitude, Greenwich and local mean sidereal times, Julian date, the polaris local hour angle with the rotated polar finder reticle images and the Field-of-View and resolution calculator for a

Auroras.live

Auroras.live is an app for astrophotographers and night-sky enthusiasts who want to photograph or view an aurora. Using up-to-the-minute information from the ACE / DSCOVR spacecraft, along with other data from NOAA and weather from Norway's Meteorological Institute, users can quickly determine if an

Auroras.live Free

Auroras.live is an app for astrophotographers and night-sky enthusiasts who want to photograph or view an aurora. Using up-to-the-minute information from the ACE / DSCOVR spacecraft, along with other data from NOAA and weather from Norway's Meteorological Institute, users can quickly determine if an

Astro Max Calculator

Astrophotographers often use the "500 Rule" as a way to estimate the maximum shutter speed that can be used to capture the night sky before star trailing becomes noticeable. Here is a simple calculator, in night vision friendly red (or daytime color mode), to find recommended maximum shutter speeds

Space Exposures

Space Exposures is a kind of mini arcade game that gives you the chance to experience both the joy and the frustration that we astrophotographers can sometimes feel during a clear, starry night. Feel the thrill of delight from a perfectly captured photo, and despair in the utter frustration at all t