About
Let every deep-sky photo become a star in your private sky. Every browse is a journey through the universe.
My Sky is designed for deep-sky photographers, presenting your work on a simulated celestial sphere. The galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters you photographed are no longer still images — they become a virtual sky you can rotate and explore.
Features
Add the galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters you photographed to a simulated celestial sphere, and browse them the way you would in SkySafari — rotate, explore, and find each image on the sky instead of leaving it as a still photo in your camera roll.
Add personalized watermarks to each of your deep space works, not only protecting your creative achievements but also showcasing your professional identity when sharing. Customize watermark styles to give every photo your unique mark.
The app intelligently identifies and classifies different types of celestial objects, whether spiral galaxies, globular clusters, emission nebulae, or planetary nebulae. Keep your deep space collection organized, and quickly find the celestial objects you want to admire at any time.
Powerful search functionality allows you to quickly locate and view specific celestial works. Whether by name, type, or capture date, you can easily find your desired deep space photos, making exploration more efficient and convenient.
Interface
Download
A free, offline celestial sphere for your deep-sky photos. Get it on the App Store, Google Play, or download the APK.
FAQ
We promise the software is free, and any features added later will be made available in free form as much as possible
The software is currently completely offline. I do not save any of your images to any server. However, images with watermarks added are compressed images
You can download all your data in the app, which will be saved as a compressed package on your phone
My Sky is a celestial-sphere viewer for deep-sky photographers: galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters live on a simulated sky you can rotate, instead of sitting unused in your camera roll.
The app supports Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and Arabic.
No. The app runs fully offline. Your deep-sky photos stay on your device and are never uploaded to a server.
