Astro Conditions
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Astro Conditions

Gaston Dombiak · released 18 Feb 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

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Description

Astro Conditions — Know when, where, and what to observe.

Plan better nights under the stars.

Astro Conditions combines stargazing weather, darkness, Moon conditions, modeled light pollution, nearby observing locations, equipment guidance, and recommended celestial targets in one private, ad-free app.

See whether tonight is worth going out, find a better place to observe, and discover what will be visible—from planets and double stars to clusters, nebulae, and galaxies.

Observing Quality and Night Conditions scores from 0 to 100

Offline modeled light pollution for more location-aware planning

Best Targets for your location, night, and equipment

Nearby areas ranked for better observing conditions

No account, subscription, or advertising

NIGHT CONDITIONS & OBSERVING QUALITY

Night Conditions combines clouds, seeing, transparency, fog risk, wind, moonlight, and the useful nighttime window.

Observing Quality builds on those conditions and accounts for modeled light pollution when available, giving you a more realistic picture of your selected location.

Early- and late-night trends

Three-day forecast

Hourly clouds, visibility, humidity, wind, and temperature

Seeing estimates using temperature stability and upper-atmosphere wind

Transparency estimates using cloud layers and visibility

BEST TARGETS

Explore recommended objects from a curated catalog for your selected location and night.

Add binoculars, visual telescopes, or Smart/EAA telescopes, then choose what you plan to use. You can also choose Naked Eye.

See how well each target matches your equipment

Find the best observing time, direction, and altitude

Understand how weather, darkness, moonlight, and visibility affect the view

Get Finding Tips, equipment guidance, and Observing Notes

Browse offline reference images for many targets

Choose from Easy, Standard, and Challenge observations

MY EQUIPMENT

Save binoculars, visual telescopes, and Smart/EAA telescopes

Select one or more instruments for each session

FIELD MODE

Use a dim red appearance at the telescope to help preserve night vision.

SUN, MOON & DARKNESS

Sunrise and sunset

Astronomical night timing

Moonrise and moonset

Moon phase, illumination, and altitude

Moonlight-aware target recommendations

BEST NEARBY AREA

Compare nearby areas using forecast conditions and modeled light pollution

See ranked observing locations on a map

Adjust search radius and location spacing

Open a selected location in Apple Maps

LOCATION MANAGEMENT

Use your current position or save favorite observing sites

Search by city, coordinates, or map

Rename and reorder saved locations

See modeled light-pollution category and sky brightness for saved sites

Use each location’s local date and time

OPTIONAL ISS TRACKING

Add your N2YO API key to see visible International Space Station passes.

View rise, peak, and set times

See peak elevation and direction

Follow the ISS path across the sky

Identify passes already in progress

WIDGETS & APPLE WATCH

Tonight at a Glance widget for quick condition checks

Tonight’s Targets widget with up to three recommendations

Three-Night Outlook widget for planning ahead

Apple Watch app and complications for quick condition checks

Observing Quality across supported phone, widget, and Watch views

Sync locations, preferences, and conditions with Apple Watch

PRIVATE & CUSTOMIZABLE

Layouts adapt to larger iOS text sizes

No account, subscription, or advertising

Modeled sky brightness from David Lorenz’s Light Pollution Atlas

Astronomical calculations and target recommendations performed on your device

Whether you observe with your eyes, binoculars, a telescope, Smart/EAA gear, or an astrophotography setup, Astro Conditions helps you decide when to go outside, where to observe, what to look for, and which equipment to use.