Prop it up
Lean your iPhone against a backpack, bottle, rock, or rail. The app confirms it's stable.
Point your iPhone at the sky, choose when it should stop, and wake up with a beautiful timelapse. No ISO. No shutter speed. No tripod jargon. Just the night sky, turned into a memory.
Built entirely on native Apple frameworks · Enhanced by Apple Intelligence
Stops at 4:30 AM · est. video ~12s
You're traveling. The stars are unreal. You reach for your phone — and get a black rectangle. Pro camera apps drown you in settings: exposure, focus distance, RAW, stacking, intervals. StarLapse takes a different path. It asks a couple of simple questions and handles everything else automatically.
Lean your iPhone against a backpack, bottle, rock, or rail. The app confirms it's stable.
In an hour, at sunrise, or when the battery runs low. StarLapse plans the rest.
The screen dims and the app quietly captures frame after frame through the night.
A finished timelapse, ready to save or share — vertical, square, or landscape.
Exposure, focus, and intervals are chosen for you and locked for the whole session. No menus, no guessing.
Start now and let it run. StarLapse stops itself just before dawn — the most magical capture there is.
Battery, storage, stability, and sky brightness are checked before you commit, with honest, friendly warnings.
Get a smooth timelapse plus a best-still photo and a star-trail image — vertical, square, or landscape.
Cabins, deserts, balconies, campsites. One-purpose, offline-friendly, and forgiving of imperfect setups.
This is your real night sky, captured over time — never a fake Milky Way pasted in by AI.
On supported iPhones, just say what you want. Apple Intelligence turns plain language into a complete capture plan — then explains it in words anyone can understand. Everything runs on-device, and the app works fully without it.
Captures and AI-assisted recommendations process on-device. Location is optional and used only to improve sunrise, moon, and sky suggestions. Nothing leaves your phone unless you choose to share it.
No third-party engines. Just Apple's own tools, the way iPhone photography is meant to feel.
StarLapse is still in development — coming to the App Store. Built entirely on native Apple frameworks and enhanced by Apple Intelligence.