Azophi

Azophi

Live sky, satellites & cosmos

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Released
June 29, 2026
Updated
September 30, 2026

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Azophi turns your phone into a live radar for everything above you — aircraft, satellites, and the cosmos. SKY — a live star chart from your exact location and time: stars, constellations, deep-sky objects, and the Sun, Moon and planets, all exactly where they are right now. Pinch and pan to explore any patch of sky. AIM — hold your phone up and the sky follows where you point, naming the star or planet you're aimed at. SOLAR — zoom out from Earth into a living solar system, with the planets at their true positions, orbiting and spinning at their real rates. Tap any world for a rotating globe and its facts. Then keep zooming out, continuously — through the nearest star systems, across the Milky Way, all the way to the Local Group of galaxies. A true "powers of ten," from your backyard to the edge of the local universe. GROUND — the live sky overhead, mapped onto Earth: aircraft around you with callsign, altitude and speed; satellites including the ISS, Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope; and the day/night line crossing the globe. Everything is computed live from your location and the current moment — no account, no sign-up. Just open Azophi and look up.
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What's New in Azophi

1.2.0

September 30, 2026

Airports, and what's moving at them. • Tap any airport on the ground map to see the traffic the radar can see there right now — who's on final and how far out, who's climbing away, with type and the other end of the route. These are observed movements, not a schedule. • The same board now sits under a station's weather in WX, so tapping a field gives you its METAR, its TAF and its traffic in one place. Weather, for pilots: • METARs show how old they are, and flag anything past the point where a newer report is overdue. • Pressure and density altitude, worked out from the QNH, temperature and field elevation. • Type a runway for the headwind and crosswind components, corrected from magnetic to true. • TAFs are decoded into a category-over-time strip, with expired ones clearly marked. • Freezing levels are drawn per grid point rather than as one number. Fixes: • Live aircraft work again — the feed we used began turning away unregistered clients, so the app now uses adsb.lol with a fallback. • The dark basemap works again; the old one started demanding an API key. • The ground map no longer goes blank near the international date line. • ISS passes now say "in shadow" correctly — a pass over a dark observer isn't visible if the station itself is in the Earth's shadow. • Satellite counts, elevations and ranges are now right on the ground map. • A pile of layout fixes on phone-sized screens, where the traffic callout used to cover the mode switcher and swallow taps.

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