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DWARFLAB App vs OpenSpace

DWARFLAB App

site.dwarflabapp.com

OpenSpace

openspaceproject.com

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FigureDWARFLAB AppOpenSpace
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Windows—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published11
Spec score · Astronomy Apps8.0 (#11)7.6 (#18)
PurposeThe app wirelessly connects to and controls DWARFLAB smart telescopes.OpenSpace is open-source interactive astrovisualization software for exploring data from NASA, ESA, and research institutions, from planetarium domes to personal computers.
SupportUsers can upload logs for troubleshooting and bug fixing; the policy lists [email protected] for account-deletion assistance and privacy requests.The project directs users to its documentation and Slack community for help getting started, and invites institutions to contact the team about display configuration.

Plans

DWARFLAB App

  • DWARFLAB AppFree

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OpenSpace

  • OpenSpaceFree

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In their own words

DWARFLAB App

DWARFLAB App is a free mobile application for wirelessly connecting to and controlling DWARFLAB smart telescopes. It runs on Android, iPhone, and iPad, with offline access, an AR sky view, and learning content. The download page lists DWARF mini, DWARF 3, and DWARF II as supported telescopes. Astrophotography tools include a star atlas, automatic star tracking, real-time and onboard image stacking, astro-curve adjustments, color grading, cloud processing, and multi-format export. You can select a moving target manually or use telescope recognition to track and record it. One-click gigapixel panorama stitching and time-lapse photography support tracking of the Sun, Moon, and stars. An account is optional for telescope control. Community functions may support publishing, comments, interaction, and sharing. Logs can be uploaded for troubleshooting; uploaded logs are retained up to 14 days.

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OpenSpace

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