ASIAIR

Name: ASIAIR
Rating: 3.9 (232 reviews)
Author: SuZhou ZWO Co., Ltd

By: SuZhou ZWO Co., Ltd

Astrophotography Controller

Features & Capabilities

ASIAIR is an intelligent wireless controller that combines the device and app. It can control all ASI USB 3.0 and Mini-series cameras, select DSLRs/MILCs, and popular equatorial mounts. It can also manage additional gear like EFW and EAF from ZWO. Connect your phone or tablet to ASIAIR’s WiFi and start exploring the universe.

ASIAIR includes SkyAtlas built-in and supports virtually all DSO and planetary imaging tasks. Features include preview, plate solving, auto-focus, polar alignment, guiding, multi-target planning (including mosaics), video recording, live stacking, and post-stacking. You can also share your sessions and chat with fellow astro-pals around the world.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Education

By:

SuZhou ZWO Co., Ltd

Rating:

3.90

(232)

Version:

2.5.2 Last updated: 2026-03-26

Version code:

883614600

Creation date:

2018-06-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.14GB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 115,189 ▲ 123

Other platforms

ASIAIR (v2.5.2)

70,344 3.66

(1,066)

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Developed by:

SuZhou ZWO Co., Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/asiair/id1367782034

User Reviews

Users generally praise ASIAIR for turning astrophotography into an all-in-one, automated workflow that runs on a small device and frees them from laptops. The platform supports auto-focus, guiding, imaging, and planning, with ongoing feature additions and helpful community support. However, a recurring theme across reviews is reliability problems tied to software updates: new releases frequently introduce bugs, sometimes breaking polar alignment, plate solving, or basic operations, and some users cannot revert to stable versions. Connection/disconnection issues, limited non-ZWO hardware compatibility, and occasional UI/logging gaps further compromise overnight sessions. Overall, software stability remains a major concern.

Pros

All-in-one automated workflow for astrophotography (goto, guiding, imaging, autofocus, planning) that simplifies long-exposure nights.
Portable, compact device that runs on battery, removing the need for a laptop.
Growing feature set and ongoing improvements (live stacking, autofocus, planetarium planning) with a helpful community.
Responsive user support and active community feedback channels.

Cons

Frequent bugs introduced by software updates; users report difficulty reverting to stable versions and QA concerns.
Unreliable connections and device discovery; frequent disconnects and 'ASIAIR not found' errors across platforms.
Polar alignment and plate solving reliability issues that worsen after updates; goto and guiding problems observed.
Limited hardware compatibility and ecosystem constraints; several non-ZWO cameras/mounts are poorly supported or unsupported.
Lack of built-in issue notifications and some UI/UX shortcomings (needs UI refresh) that hamper situational awareness.

Recent reviews

Please bring back the autorun visual progress bar on the main screen. It is much easier to see at a distance and when half asleep.

by Fa*****, 2026-01-13

Promise of the ASIair is effortless astrophotography. Reality is far from it. Each new version contains worse and worse bugs for users and any serious logs or information that could help debug is walled off from the user. ZWO needs a step change in their software quality for ASIair to live up to its promises

by Sc*****, 2025-12-31

I quit allowing my app to update since the first time the update broke the application for weeks until zwo fixed the problems they introduced. Seems like they do very little testing of updates prior to release and they offer no way to revert to a working version. Imaging time is too precious to waste on a buggy software update that renders your setup useless!