Live Sky: Stargazing & Planets

Live Sky: Stargazing & Planets

Telescope & Night Planner

903 ratings
91 reviews
Free
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Released
November 11, 2012
Updated
October 16, 2026

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This astronomy app provides real-time celestial object coordinates, including planets, the Moon, Sun, and various stars and deep sky objects. It highlights objects currently visible and allows users to favorite frequently observed bodies. A daily summary widget is also available.

✓Live celestial object coordinates
✓Visibility indicator (above horizon)
✓Detailed object information
✓Favorites list
✓Today Widget for Night Sky summary
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What's New in Live Sky

3.6.0

October 16, 2026

Duplicate Smart Alerts and change their targets, start with recommended settings, and find helpful setup prompts on Today. Improved alert editor backgrounds and draft buttons.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Live Sky Plus

Premium summaries, unlimited features, and no ads.

$4.991 Year
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User reviews

No info on the sun

Kind of a glaring error for an Astronomy app.

Just plain wrong

This app gives incorrect information about the positions of heavenly bodies. For example, it currently says that Saturn is below the horizon. I can assure you that it isn't. The app either gets my location wrong or doesn't know what time it is.

Needs update ASAP

I really love this app and i love the widget that tells you at what time it starts getting dark. Unfortunately it haven’t been updated since long time and it doesn’t support the new IOS as for the widget. 😭
I hope they can update it.

What is LiveSky?

LiveSky sends 100% of information of the moon & the planets, but not the sun. LiveSky shows me space objects and when they are above the horizon. I love it!!!!

Timing is off

App shows my location correctly, but has the position of all objects incorrect. Appears to be 6 to 7 hours off.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

GPS not recognized

Bug

Incorrect information about planet positions and rise/set times

Bug

Crashes on launch

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Requested Features

4 requests

Include man-made celestial objects

Feature

Add weather forecasts and notifications

Feature

Expand catalog of objects (nebulas, galaxies, etc.)

Feature

Allow manual input of coordinates

Feature

FAQ

What information does Live Sky provide?

Live Sky provides real-time celestial coordinates such as Right Ascension, Declination, Altitude, and Azimuth for planets, the Moon, the Sun, 110 brightest stars, and 110 deep sky objects. It also indicates which objects are currently above the horizon.

How can I easily access my favorite celestial objects?

You can add the celestial bodies you observe most frequently to a favorites list within the app. This allows for quicker access to their information and coordinates whenever you open Live Sky.

Is Live Sky a free app?

The app is free to download and use, offering core functionality. It also includes in-app purchases, suggesting that some additional features or content may be available for purchase.

What devices is Live Sky compatible with?

While specific OS versions are not detailed, the mention of a 'Today Widget' implies compatibility with iOS devices that support this feature. The app is designed for mobile use.

What are the main use cases for Live Sky?

The primary use case is for stargazers who need to quickly find the current position and visibility of celestial objects. It's useful for planning observation sessions and identifying what's in the night sky.