SpacePhoto - APOD Visualiser

Name: SpacePhoto - APOD Visualiser
Author: Diego Sierra

APOD Visualiser

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📚 Education

📷 Photo & Video

Archived App (Last seen on 27 Jun 2025)

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April 18, 2023
September 6, 2023
2.0.1
iOS 15.2+
4+
30.84MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
2 months ago
American English

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macOS Compatibility

Developer

Diego Sierra

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About

With the help of NASA, your iOS device, and this app, you will be able to explore the universe in an active updated way. SpacePhoto lets you save daily APODs (Astronomy Picture of the Day), to your library and access them whenever you want to! APODs are daily photos (or videos), uploaded by NASA of the universe, earth, stars, planets, and other astronomical phenomena with their description. SpacePhoto also allows you to export and save each APOD photo to your iOS Photo Library and share them with friends or family! Happy exploring the vast, unique and beautiful universe we live in!

What's New in SpacePhoto

2.0.1

September 6, 2023

***Fix error when internet connection was lost*** SpacePhoto 2.0.0 is here! This new version includes some major updates: -The ability to display previous APODs from 1995 (when APOD started) to the present day! Tap at the Previous APODs tab to start exploring! -Check out even more media: animations, etc. -Updated user interface for better app experience. -SpacePhoto now supports iOS 15.2! -Other important bug fixes and improvements. This update took a long time to finish, but it is here. We hope you enjoy exploring and saving previous APODs - this is the major highlight from this release; you're no longer trapped in your saved and today's APODs. Happy space exploring!

by Diego Sierra