SkystaPress kit
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In one sentence
Skysta tells you when tonight’s light happens, how good it’s likely to be, and where to stand. Then it opens its camera only while the light is real.
In one paragraph
Skysta is an iPhone app for people who don’t want to miss the sky. It computes sunrise and sunset to the minute for exactly where you are. It scores the coming light from the real forecast along its path, worked out on the phone and never invented. It keeps a hand-checked catalogue of public places with open horizons, each with its own light times and a when-to-leave. Its camera opens only during the light itself, so every photo in its shared feed was genuinely taken in the window it claims. It’s built around a simple respect: the app asks for a few minutes of your evening, and makes them the right ones.
Facts
- Free on iPhone (iOS 18 or later)
- Made by Cy Liassides, Utah, USA
- Sky Score computed on device; no score is ever fabricated
- Every trusted spot reviewed by a person before it appears
- Location sharing is off by default and per-photo
- No ads. No tracking on this website.
Assets
The app icon: 512px PNG. Screenshots on the home page may be reused at full resolution. Email for originals or a full set. Please don’t recolour the icon or set the wordmark in another face.
The name
Sky, plus the -sta of barista or fashionista. Someone who takes the everyday thing seriously. Capital S, one word.