Overhead: AR Plane & Star Map

Total solar eclipse Aug 12: Overhead counts you down from your exact spot. Point at any light tonight — meteor, planet, or the 787 to Tokyo — and know in a second.

Hold your iPhone up and the sky explains itself.

Every aircraft overhead appears in augmented reality at its true position — airline, type, destination, even a photo of the exact airframe. The sun, the moon at tonight's phase, the visible planets, 1,600 stars and their constellations, and the International Space Station share the same sky, all placed by on-device astronomy that's accurate to a fraction of a degree.

Then Overhead does something no other app can: it predicts when a plane will cross the face of the moon or sun from exactly where you stand — and counts you down to the moment, shutter ready.

— Live aircraft with routes, photos, and honest data: when a flight is visibly landing somewhere other than its filed route says, Overhead tells you. — Favorites and Focus: follow one flight with a find-it arrow, in the Dynamic Island, and on your lock screen. — Sky sounds: every nearby plane becomes a 3D-positioned engine hum. Close your eyes and point at the sound. Best with AirPods. — Tiers & medals: every flight you spot builds your rank, struck in real 3D metal. Share your tier straight from the app. — Sky events: solar eclipses computed for YOUR location (don't miss August 12), meteor showers, full moons — narrated by on-device intelligence. — Ask Siri: "What's flying over me?" — StandBy moon clock for your nightstand. Apple Watch shows your next ISS pass. — Dark-sky mode: the full star map with the Milky Way arcing overhead, on a deep-black screen that's kind to your night vision.

No account. No ads. No tracking. The sky is computed on your iPhone; live aircraft come from public flight feeds.