My Sky vs iFox Observatory

My Sky is a personal astronomy star map for deep-sky observers. Photograph a nebula, galaxy, star cluster, or planet, then pin it onto a live night-sky chart where it belongs. Browse a private deep-sky album, search stars and deep-sky objects, and set your observing site so the map matches tonight’s sky. • Interactive star map with constellations and coordinate grid • Pin your own nebula, galaxy, and planet photos to the sky • Private album for deep-sky and solar-system images • Search stars, planets, Messier objects, and other DSOs • Region and language settings • Optional watermark when you save No account required. Your astronomy photos stay on your device.

iFox Observatory is a middle-school astronomy and space science lab for curious learners and homeschool families. It is not a wallpaper app, a space news app, or an image browser. It is a hands-on astronomy lab where learners can observe, adjust, compare, and explain what they see. The first version includes: • Moon Phase Lab: drag the Moon and watch lunar phases change • Orbit Simulator: adjust speed and distance to explore orbital motion • Eclipse Lab: arrange the Sun, Earth, and Moon to identify eclipse conditions • Sky Compass: learn azimuth, altitude, and observing direction • Light Spectrum Lab: adjust star temperature and observe color and spectrum changes Each lab includes an interactive visual model, user controls, instant feedback, short explanations, and clear learning goals. Core visuals are original procedural graphics and do not rely on external space images. iFox Observatory is part of the MindKey / iFox Family Learning science series. It helps learners do more than look at space. It helps them learn to explain it. No ads. No third-party tracking. Learning progress is stored locally on the device. Privacy Policy: http://mindkey.xyz/index.php/mindkey/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/