Star Chart

Content rating
Everyone
In-App Purchases
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Seeking a reliable utility that is efficient? Star Chart under the AGCscript lineup is your top recommendation. This creation by Escapist Games Limited is built for you. Discover Education.

Core Features Of The App Star Chart

The night sky has always belonged to everyone. Now Star Chart does too.

Used by over 40 million people worldwide, Star Chart turns your Android device into a window onto the whole visible universe — just point it at the sky and the stars introduce themselves.

✦ Sponsor a Star
Star Chart is free. Every feature, every upgrade, every corner of the cosmos — no paywalls, no subscriptions. If Star Chart brings you joy, you can support it by sponsoring a real star and making it your own. A small act of cosmic ownership that keeps the app alive for everyone.

What you'll find up there:
• Point your device at the sky and Star Chart tells you exactly what you're looking at — in real time, using GPS and a precise 3D model of the universe
• Over 20 million stars accurately mapped across both hemispheres
• All 88 constellations, illustrated with the timeless artwork of 17th-century astronomer Johannes Hevelius
• Every planet in the solar system, their moons and the Sun — all rendered in beautiful 3D
• The complete Messier catalogue of 110 deep sky objects
• Comets, meteor showers, and satellites tracked live
• Guided Tours — let Star Chart take you on a journey through the night sky
• Time Shift: travel up to 10,000 years into the past or future and watch the sky change
• Voice control: just say "Fly me to the Moon" or "Where is Andromeda?"
• Tap anything to learn more — distance, brightness, mythology and more
• View below the horizon, set any location on Earth, zoom deep into star fields

Whether you're a curious child pointing a phone at the dark, or a lifelong amateur with a telescope and a notebook — Star Chart is your companion under the stars.

We've been building Star Chart since 2009 and we're not done yet. Send us your thoughts: [email protected]

AR mode requires a device with a built-in compass. Manual scrolling supported on all devices. No internet connection required for normal use.
Explore the universe. Sponsor a star. Free for everyone.
Updated on
Jul 5, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
    about how developers declare sharing
  • This app may collect these data types
    Personal info, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

159K reviews
William Zwick
May 2, 2020
I've been on and off this app for a few years, but it's the best I've found for general astronomy. The upgrades are expensive, so it might be worth it to go for the full app once you see you like the free version. The older version used to let you jump from sky view right to exploratory mode, and you can't get the Latin names for constellations any more, which is how I know most of them. Still, I've shown plenty of friends the star chart, and it helps everyone understand.
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Jack Messick
June 6, 2022
Great for identifying constellations, stars, and planets. Much better than the glow in the cards. Edit for latest version. The estimated location is off by thousands of miles, but you cannot fix it. There is only an "OK" button, and the settings page doesn't take city name, state, country, or latitude, longitude in standard format. There is no tutorial for this.
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A Google user
June 16, 2019
My favorite astronomy app! you can customize how it looks, and it has a huge amount of detail and information about the objects you can see in the sky. The basic mode has enough detail to be interesting, without overwhelming you with a scattering of undifferentiated stars. You can get additional features if you want, and go into more depth. It shows you the locations of things you can see with telescopes, like galaxies, clusters, and planets beyond Saturn, and tells you facts about them.
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