Sky Tonight - Stargazing guide & weather

I found this amazing app recently. The background music is so good. I love reading the news every day. This app has awesome stargazing updates. The colors are so mesmerizing. It makes you realize how vast the universe is, and how tiny we are in it. There are tons of features, and you can learn so many things without paying for premium access. It's like a masterpiece.

Oh, I find it pretty exciting! I'm still in the process of learning and using it. I hope that my business's social media could prompt or gently remind my followers to leave a review with some engaging dialogues. It would be so fun!

Having ads in this app is not a good decision. It ruins the atmosphere and distracts me. I was considering upgrading to the premium version, but now I won't because of the ads.

The app is amazing! It displays the sky outline and constellations. If you tap on a constellation, it provides detailed information about it. I live in an area with many trees, which often blocks my view of the stars.

The app is great overall, but there's a bit of a problem with the night sky feature. It only displays the names of constellations that are right in the middle of your screen. It would be helpful to have options to adjust the font size and brightness for those of us who may not have perfect eyesight.

The advertisements are really obtrusive and dazzling. The premium version needs a subscription, which doesn't suit my level of interest. It's quite irritating that it makes sound. And having default units that don't match the system used in the app's required location is puzzling. This isn't something to debate about metric versus imperial systems... Overall, not very remarkable.

Oh! If you enjoy gazing at the stars and exploring the mysteries of the sky, this app is perfect for you. I've tested the free version and it's fantastic. I plan to upgrade to the premium version soon. I also suggest checking out ISS Tracker - it's incredible! It's mind-blowing to witness the space station zoom past overhead at a whopping speed of 17,000mph.

I've been using this for about six months now, and I have to say, it's really great! It's so simple and easy to use, giving you the information you need. The design is detailed yet practical, and it looks good without being too over-the-top. My only issue is that the premium version is a subscription, which I don't think is practical unless you're a professional astronomer. If it was a one-time payment, I'd definitely be willing to pay a reasonable amount for the full version.

You want a refund because you bought the app to find stars and enhance it fully. They made you buy it to find the stars, then it didn't work with your tablet calibration. No way. You need a refund. Thank you.

So, I'm playing around with the free version of the app. It would be great if they provided a free trial for the paid version, but I'm content with how it operates for now. I wouldn't suggest this Sky app to those who struggle to locate the Big Dipper in the northern sky easily. Anyway, I keep thinking about checking out the features that the paid version offers but unfortunately, I can't afford it right now. Maybe I'll buy my ticket on a SpaceX rocket when the International Space Station becomes the first orbital Bed and Breakfast!