AI Native · Astronomy for everyone
By day, the Earth.
By night, what's overhead.
By day, see where 50 satellites are flying right now. By night, hold your phone to the sky and learn the names above you. Whatever you don't know yet, Soranika explains on the spot.
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DayControl Room
The universe right now, at a glance.
The satellites overhead are all there, moving on the globe. The debris belt too, and the Starlink swarm.
- Satellite voices — Now and then a satellite says a word or two. The ISS, Himawari, and the rest.
- Tonight's highlights — Which satellite crosses overhead tonight, and when — with the moonrise alongside.
- Time, sped up — Watch the orbits run at a faster clip.
Tonight's passes — the actual screen
SUNSET · NIGHT BEGINS
When the sun goes down, the sky comes closer.
NightObservatory
Hold it up to the sky, and the names appear.
On the real sky through the camera, the names of satellites and stars float into place. The reticle settles on Himawari, at work high in the south-southeast.
- Camera AR — Whatever patch of sky the phone faces, the labels lie right over it.
- Star chart — All 88 constellations and real stars. The figures rise where you're looking.
- Overhead now — Even the satellites you can't see — you'll know one passed above you.
GuideAI Companion
Nothing stays unexplained.
Soranika tells the story of any satellite, right where you are. The depth shifts — a first look, or a closer study.
- Three depths — Wanderer, Explorer, Cosmographer. Pick the depth you feel like reading.
- Kids mode — Plain, gentle words. For reading together with a child.
- Japanese and English — The same experience in either language.
Begin with tonight's sky.
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