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SkyORB vs Stellarium

SkyORB

skyorb.app

Stellarium

stellarium.org

Side by side

FigureSkyORBStellarium
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published31
Spec score · Astronomy Apps8.9 (#2)7.5 (#22)
SecurityThe privacy policy says the app implements reasonable security measures, but does not name a certification or compliance standard.The opened official pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims.
SupportThe maker directs users to contact SkyORB support at [email protected].The project directs users to discussions, a mailing list, a wiki, an FAQ, and GitHub for support, bug reports, and feature requests.

Plans

SkyORB

  • SkyORB ClassicFree
  • SkyORB ∞ for iOS, tvOS and Apple Watch$4.99, paid once
  • SkyORB ∞ for Mac$6.99, paid once

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Stellarium

  • StellariumFree

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In their own words

SkyORB

SkyORB is an astronomy app for exploring the sky, the Solar System, and astronomical events. SkyORB ∞ combines a real-time 3D planetarium and sky chart with augmented reality, so astronomical information can be viewed over the surroundings. Users can choose an observation location or allow location access, then view the sky at different dates and times. Its event calendar and notifications cover occasions including meteor showers, eclipses, sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset. The app also tracks satellites and provides information about planets, asteroids, and deep-space objects. SkyORB Classic includes a star catalog, an interactive map with multiple projections, meteor-shower forecasts, and solar and lunar data. The maker lists Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows; SkyORB ∞ is also listed for Apple Watch and tvOS. SkyORB Classic is free. SkyORB ∞ for iOS, tvOS and Apple Watch is $4.99, paid once, and SkyORB ∞ for Mac is $6.99, paid once.

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Stellarium

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