Sky Tonight - Stargazing Guide

Name: Sky Tonight - Stargazing Guide
Rating: 4.8 (74718 reviews)
Author: Vito Technology Inc.

By: Vito Technology Inc. App

Star Constellation Finder App

Overview

Version:

2.5.3

Last updated: 2026-07-12

Features & Capabilities

Sky Tonight is a brand-new astronomical Chrome extension by the developers of Star Walk, designed to help stargazers answer the three key questions: what is that bright dot, what events can I see tonight, and how can I find the object I’m interested in? It’s a fully customizable stargazing tool built for different needs, letting you adjust constellation visuals, set reminders for space events, explore observer-relative trajectories, filter by magnitude, and more.

Key features include a real-time interactive sky map, Time Machine to explore past and future positions, AR mode for overlaying the sky onto your device’s camera view, extended object information on tap, updates via the What's New section, night mode, brightness controls, and the ability to spot dozens of asterisms and official constellations. The app also supports customizable event reminders, a comprehensive astronomy calendar with a Stargazing Index and weather forecast, and a flexible search to quickly find objects, events, or news. Premium Access unlocks all features and removes ads for an uninterrupted stargazing experience.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Vito Technology Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(74,718) 186 new ratings

Version:

2.5.3 Last updated: 2026-07-12

Version code:

888144606

Creation date:

2021-08-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

517.96MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 4,572

Other rankings

#34 in guide keyword 23 ▲ #34 in planet keyword 54 ▼ 8#38 in watch keyword 21 ▼ 10#52 in discover keyword 41

Other platforms

Sky Tonight - Star Gazer Guide (v2.5.3)

6,605,556 4.66

(83,874)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Vito Technology Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sky-tonight-stargazing-guide/id1570594940

Website:

https://vitotechnology.com/apps/sky-tonight

User Reviews

Users overall praise Sky Tonight for its ease of use, educational depth, and appealing visuals, making stargazing engaging. However, multiple reviews highlight frustrations with pricing and trial policies, ads, and occasional data inaccuracies in the sky index. The app offers strong value for learners and enthusiasts when free access is sufficient, but monetization, ads, and reliability concerns temper the experience.

Pros

Easy to use and navigate with a simple, intuitive interface.
Rich, accurate educational content about constellations and planets.
Realistic star maps and a mode that aligns stars with their actual positions to help find objects.
Visually appealing interface with calming music that enhances the stargazing experience.
Generally enjoyable and informative for casual astronomy.

Cons

Subscription pricing and cancellation can be difficult, with aggressive charging practices.
Free tier appears limited and many features require payment.
Ads can disrupt exploration and learning within the app.
Sky index/visibility data can be unreliable or inaccurate after updates.
Trial and cancellation policies can feel misleading or not user-friendly.

Recent reviews

Other reviews say how it’s not cluttered, but I found it to be very cluttered. And new things would start showing up in the interface that I didn’t know what they were. I didn’t know how to turn them off, just random things when updates what happened. All of a sudden it was in dark mode and I had no idea why.

by Co*****, 2026-08-17

Sky Tonight has helped my family learn and look for the different constellations in our part of the sky. I also enjoy the relaxing app music while stargazing.