Mac menu bar app

Menu bar stargazing planner
Starglass sits in your menu bar and tells you, every evening, whether tonight is worth setting up the telescope.

Requires macOS 14.0 or later
What it does
What Starglass does
From the menu bar
Starglass sits in your menu bar and tells you, every evening, whether tonight is worth setting up the telescope. It blends hourly cloud cover, visibility, humidity and wind into a single 0-100 score for your chosen city, computes astronomical darkness locally from real sun and moon positions, and flags the best night of the coming week. Tonight's score with an hourly cloud timeline for the dark window.

- Inside the appSeven-night outlook with the best night starred. Moon illumination for tonight.
- Working with StarglassSearch any city worldwide; no location permission needed. Optional notification when a clear dark night is coming.
- Before you use itCached forecasts with offline and stale-data labels. Refresh manually, on wake, at day changes, and periodically. Forecast data by Open-Meteo (open-meteo.com), free for non-commercial use.
Who it is for
Using Starglass
Know before you set up the telescope.
Privacy and support
Read Starglass’s privacy policy and support page.
App privacy policy · Get help with Starglass · Starglass support
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App details
What does Starglass do?
Starglass sits in your menu bar and tells you, every evening, whether tonight is worth setting up the telescope.
