Point and find
Lift your iPhone and the camera view labels what is really above you. Pick a target and an arrow walks you to it.
Point your iPhone up. Planet Finder shows what you are looking at and guides you to any planet, star or constellation.
The sky map and the AR finder work offline, so they keep going far from any signal.


Planets, stars, constellations and deep sky objects, all worked out live for the exact spot where you are standing.
Lift your iPhone and the camera view labels what is really above you. Pick a target and an arrow walks you to it.
Everything visible from where you are right now, with rise, transit and set times and a plan for when the sky gets dark.
An astronomer built into the app. It answers for your location and the hour you ask, not with a page from a textbook.
Pinch to zoom and thousands of faint stars come out, the way they do through a telescope. The map turns with your compass.
Moon phases, meteor showers, eclipses and conjunctions with reminders, plus a new space photo from NASA every day.
Games built around the real night sky that help you learn the constellations. One of them is free every day.
PlatonAI knows where you are, what time it is and what is above your horizon right now. Ask what that bright light is, what is worth seeing tonight or how to photograph the Moon with your phone.
Pro PlatonAI is part of Pro and answers in the language you use the app in.
What is that bright star in the west?
That is not a star, it is Venus, about 18° above your western horizon. It sets in roughly two hours, so look now while it is still clear of the rooftops.
The sky looks different from every place on Earth. Your location makes the map match what you see.
The camera opens and every planet, star and constellation is drawn onto the real sky.
Tap anything to see what it is and when it rises and sets, or let the arrow guide you to it.
The same screens you see on the App Store, in your language.







Planet Finder is free to download. Pro opens everything in the app.
Download on theApp StorePrices are shown in the App Store before you buy and depend on your country. You can cancel at any time in your Apple Account settings.
Yes, Planet Finder is free to download. Without Pro you get the sky map, tonight's list, the events calendar, NASA's photo of the day, two AR finds a day and a free sky game every day. Pro adds PlatonAI, the full catalogue, unlimited AR finds, the deep zoom, every game and red night mode.
Download Planet Finder for free and find out what is shining above you right now.