AstroTrackerComing soonAstroTracker reads the files your imaging rigs write and keeps a complete record of every project: integration by filter and night, sub quality, calibration, and what to shoot next. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Built on a real library: the developer's own archive, in AstroTracker today
At a glance
Integration per filter for every telescope, and each morning a summary of the night before: what every rig captured, and which subs look clouded or trailed.
The record
Integration, subs kept, nights and calibration, with the finished picture alongside. Every record in this site's gallery comes straight from here.
Calibration
Night by night, what each filter collected and whether flats cover it. Missing flats, darks at the wrong temperature and a gain or offset that quietly changed are flagged while there is still time to fix them.
Planning
When it gets dark, what the moon allows, and when each target clears your horizon, with a forecast of when every project will be finished.
Follow every rig while it images, on the PC or your phone, with an alert if a sequence stalls or guiding drifts.
With an all-sky camera, AstroTracker spots cloud rolling in and lets you know.
What every rig captured overnight, ready when you wake up.
Measures the faint detail in your subs and estimates the hours still needed for a clean result.
Sorts subs into folders with a preview first and an undo after. Your image files are never modified.
The forecast for your site, and a rain alert for rigs left out overnight.
AstroTracker runs on your own PC. It only ever reads your image files, never changes them, and nothing leaves your computer unless you switch a feature on.
The guide
A friendly guide to everything AstroTracker does, and why, written for anyone new to astrophotography.
AstroTracker is in beta testing now, ahead of its public release. It isn't available to download yet, but you're welcome to ask to join the beta.