Sky tonight
A quick read on whether it's worth setting up tonight, and what to aim at once you have. Everything below is computed on your device — the one network call is to a free weather API, with no key or account behind it.
Where
No location set
Nothing is shared until you set one — it's never sent anywhere but the weather lookup.
When
Tonight
Right now
How are you observing?
Setup
Your view
Walls, a roof overhang, trees — if part of the sky is blocked from where you'll be standing, save the limits once and the list below will only show what you can actually see.
Azimuth: 0°=N, 90°=E, 180°=S, 270°=W. Not sure of yours? Any target's listed direction (like "WSW") below is the same scale — stand in your spot and note where it reads.
Gear & sky
Aperture sets how faint you can go; field of view sets how big a target looks in frame. Pick a preset or type your own gear's numbers in.
Know your Bortle class? Type it directly — it drives both the limiting magnitude below and the rough exposure guidance on each target. The dropdown just fills in a typical value.
What's worth aiming at
Sorted by altitude, limited to what your sky and gear can actually pull out of the dark. Tap one for details.
Catalog: the Messier objects plus a few NGC/IC favourites. Positions, magnitudes and sizes from OpenNGC (CC BY-SA 4.0), filled in from Wikipedia where it has gaps.