Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
ALLISON, the gold-path guide to the night sky
An iPhone sky guide for identifying stars, planets, constellations and satellites by asking questions or following a visual path.
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- iPhone users identifying objects in the night sky
- Worth noticing
- The catalog lists 99,000 Hipparcos stars, 846 deep-sky objects, and constellation art by Johan Meuris.
Field notes
The described question-answer flow separates interpretation from sky calculations: the page says the language model identifies what the user means, while an astronomy engine supplies positions, rise times, and satellite-pass predictions. Other listed details include time travel to another night, a red night mode, telescope field-of-view circles, and a 580-entry encyclopedia; these are presented as app features rather than independently tested here.
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