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Starmap

Starmap

The whole sky in your pocket.

1 ratings
165 reviews
📚 Education
🔍 Reference
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 9, 2026
  • July 19, 2026

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Explore the night sky with a comprehensive star atlas. Identify celestial objects, track comets and asteroids, and access detailed information on stars, constellations, and lunar features. Includes live solar physics data and a red night-vision mode for stargazing.

✓Extensive star and object catalogues
✓Live solar physics data
✓Detailed lunar features
✓Real-time comet and asteroid tracking
✓Telescope and eyepiece simulation
✓Red night-vision mode
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What's New in Starmap

5.0.3

July 19, 2026

NEW - Real sky images from various surveys in the optics view: see beyond the map with actual photographs of any part of the sky in the eyepiece or finder, center your camera perfectly, and catch the best guiding star. BUG FIXES - Fixed inverted pinch-to-zoom in the optics settings menu - The Moon is now displayed correctly in night (red) mode - Fixed deep-sky halo sizes and orientation - Fixed star absolute magnitudes

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A Trusted Stargazing App

I have been using this app for years, and it has only been getting better. Keep up the good work!
TutæTutæ

Not what I was really wanting

The app it's self is cool a lot of information and interesting to read... But I have yet to find an app like you can find on google play store. This app does not allow you to point your phone to the sky and it tells you what is where in the sky you are seeing. This app simply uses your compass to spin an already existing picture with the stars... Very disappointed with this
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Littlebigd1221Littlebigd1221

The app is crap!

Oh it's worse than just half a screen! The last update wiped out most of the app's features. I can't find anything. Looks like they're selling me back the features that used to be part of the app. I call foul. This used to be a very good and educational app. Now the app is crap!
redleg53redleg53

Possible glitch

Installed the latest update, only get half a screen when in landscape...
JumaJumaJumaJuma

Good app for Basic+ Stargazing

Easy to use with many different features and a good astronomical catalogue (350,000 objects). I haven't needed to try any other apps because this works more than well enough on both iPhone and iPad.
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FAQ

What celestial objects can I find in Starmap?

Starmap includes millions of stars, 88 constellations, and extensive catalogues like Messier, NGC, IC, Caldwell, Sharpless, van den Bergh, Lynds, Barnard, and Abell clusters. It also tracks live comets, asteroids, and trans-Neptunian objects.

Does Starmap offer live solar physics data?

Yes, Starmap provides live solar physics data from NOAA, including sunspots, flares, X-ray flux, Kp index, and aurora forecasts. This helps users understand current solar activity.

Can Starmap help me plan my stargazing sessions?

Absolutely. You can point your phone at the sky to identify objects or plan your night beforehand. Starmap provides rise, transit, and set times for every object, which can be sent directly to your calendar.

What is the red night-vision mode for in Starmap?

The dark-adapted red night-vision mode is designed for use at the eyepiece during stargazing. It helps preserve your night vision, making it easier to observe faint celestial objects.

Does Starmap have ads or in-app purchases?

No, Starmap is completely free with no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. It is designed to be a pure reference tool for sky observers.

What devices is Starmap available on?

Starmap is built for iPhone, offering a catalogue-complete star atlas specifically for the platform.

How often is Starmap updated?

The latest version is 5.0.2, last updated on June 21, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the app is actively maintained.

What is the age rating for Starmap?

Starmap has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning about astronomy.