SkyScope – Night Sky Guide
AI Star & Constellation ID
About
Identify stars and constellations from photos using AI. Explore celestial objects, compare matches, and learn astronomy facts. Offers free basic identification with an optional premium upgrade for more detailed context.
What's New in SkyScope
1.4.1
October 6, 2026
Scan recovery now keeps your photo for an explicit retry, and completed reports reopen from History without a duplicate request. Saved scans delete their local photo with the entry.
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Weekly Premium
Unlimited scans and full analysis reports
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FAQ
What is SkyScope?
SkyScope is a reference app that uses AI to identify stars and constellations from photos you take or import. It provides details like the primary constellation, named stars, and astronomy facts.
Is SkyScope free to use?
SkyScope is free to download and offers basic identification features. A premium subscription unlocks additional details such as observing context, all named stars, and moon details.
Does SkyScope have ads?
No, SkyScope does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for premium features.
What devices does SkyScope support?
SkyScope is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
How accurate are SkyScope's identifications?
Results from SkyScope are estimates. The app suggests using the provided photo and candidate checks to confirm a match before treating it as certain.
What is the difference between free and premium in SkyScope?
The free version shows the primary constellation, stats, and basic star information. Premium adds observing context, all named stars, planet candidates, and moon details.
How often is SkyScope updated?
The latest version of SkyScope is 1.4.1, which was last updated on October 6, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements and new features.
What is the age rating for SkyScope?
SkyScope has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a young audience interested in learning about astronomy.
