
Gaia - Star Atlas
Your Guide to the Stars
About
Explore the night sky with a detailed, interactive atlas. Discover stars, planets, and celestial events, and plan your stargazing sessions with real-time data and weather forecasts. Upgrade for augmented reality and advanced object catalogs.
What's New in Gaia
1.1.1
March 25, 2026
Bug Fixes & Improvements
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Gaia Pro Month
Unlock AR sky, gear tips, and pro observing tools
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Gaia's primary function?
Gaia is a stargazing atlas that helps users explore the night sky, identify celestial objects, and plan observation sessions. It offers an interactive sky map, real-time data, and learning content.
What celestial objects can I find with Gaia?
Gaia displays over 9,000 accurately positioned stars, all visible planets, the Sun, and the Moon with illumination details. The Pro version includes a complete deep sky catalog.
Does Gaia offer augmented reality features?
Yes, Gaia Pro offers an augmented reality sky map with overlay controls, allowing users to see celestial objects superimposed on their live view of the sky.
How does Gaia help with planning stargazing sessions?
Gaia includes a session planner for organizing observations, an event calendar for celestial highlights, and a weather forecast tailored to observing conditions. It also features time simulation to see how the sky changes.
What are the subscription options for Gaia Pro?
Gaia Pro is available as a monthly subscription for $4.99 or an annual subscription for $29.99. Subscriptions automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the billing period.
Is Gaia suitable for beginners in astronomy?
Yes, Gaia is designed to be intuitive and provides built-in learning content and a glossary to help users understand celestial objects and constellations.
What devices is Gaia compatible with?
Gaia is supported on iPhone and iPad devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
How often is Gaia updated?
Gaia was last updated on March 25, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and improvements for its users.








