
Nebulis
Your Night Sky Library
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What's New in Nebulis
1.4.0
August 3, 2026
New - Observing Sites on iOS: create and manage multiple named locations (each with its own coordinates), switch between them from the Planner, and manage them under Settings → - Observing Sites, bringing iOS to parity with the web app's site-switching feature. - Session detail view now shows real thumbnails for images and FITS sub-frames instead of placeholder icons. Updated - Server discovery now shows the port alongside the server name (e.g. Nebulis:8090) when it isn't the default, it makes it possible to tell two servers apart during setup if you've customized the port. - Cleaned up catalog item page. Larger hero image, removed redundant title. - Forecast tab now follows whichever Observing Site is active (switchable from the Planner tab), instead of only using GPS or a manually-entered location, it matches how the web app and Planner already behave. - Object detail page redesigned: the reference image now runs full-bleed behind the status bar instead of sitting under a separate nav title bar. - Planner: the date/site header was reorganized into a clearer "conditions card", night window and moon phase now group together under the site picker, which is now a proper tappable chip instead of plain caption text. - Planner: new schedule blocks now default to 90 minutes instead of 60. - Planner: timeline half-hour tick marks are unlabeled now (hour-only labels), matching the convention of Apple/Google Calendar day views instead of doubling up on numbers. Fixed Planner: the resize handles on a scheduled block now sit exactly centered on the block's edge
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