Night-sky viewer for iPhone
Point your phone at the sky. See what's up there.
Stars, constellations and planets, drawn live for exactly where you're standing — no account, no ads, just the sky.
Everything is computed on your phone, in real time, for your place and your moment.
Turn on Compass in Settings and the sky follows your phone. Hold it up and the stars and planets in front of you line up on screen.
A card shows its name, constellation, magnitude and distance — even the year its light left — plus colour, temperature and tonight's rise, highest and set times. Bright stars have a short story; planets, their facts.
Lines, names and hand-drawn figures for every constellation — from Orion's belt to the faint ones you never noticed.
See where the planets sit along the ecliptic tonight, plus the Sun and Moon, positioned for your exact location.
Our galaxy stretched across the sky from NASA's Deep Star Maps, just where you'd see it from a truly dark site.
Optional reminders on the peak nights of the year's major showers — Perseids, Geminids and more.
Designed to keep your eyes adjusted to the night.
Skywalk doesn't ask you to sign in and never shows ads. Anonymous usage statistics and crash reports help us make the app better — nothing that identifies you.
Available in English and Turkish on iPhone.
Star data: HYG Database (CC BY-SA). Constellation figures: Johan Meuris / Stellarium (Free Art License). Milky Way: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio (Deep Star Maps 2020). Gaia DR2: ESA/Gaia/DPAC.