Skymla

Your smart telescope. Your Mac. Your night sky.

There’s more
in the dark.

Make more of the images from your smart telescope. Skymla helps you bring out colour and detail, with a simple path to a finished photo on your Mac.

See how it works

Coming soon. Currently in closed beta.

Illustrative nebula with copper-coloured filaments, dark dust and a field of stars.

Illustrative comparison. Generated imagery with a simulated before view; not a Skymla processing result. Real images coming soon.

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The next step after capture.

A good night.
A photo to keep.

You’ve found a galaxy, watched a nebula appear, or tried your first long exposure. Skymla is for the part that comes next: turning that capture into a photo you’re happy to share.

  1. Bring your images

    Start with your saved exposures, or open an existing TIFF stack to work on. Skymla can combine individual exposures for you.

  2. Bring out what’s there

    Reveal faint detail, even out the background and adjust the colour. See your changes in the preview as you find a look you like.

  3. Save something worth showing

    Export the finished image and keep your stack for another day. You can come back and try a different look as you learn.

A closer view of delicate nebula filaments and dark interstellar dust in the generated placeholder.
A closer look at the illustrative placeholder.

Made for curious sky-watchers.

Enjoy the sky.
Enjoy the editing.

That first glimpse of a nebula is a good feeling. Finding a little more colour and detail in your own capture can be, too.

Skymla keeps the everyday steps together: combine your images, adjust the result and save it. A focused set of tools, with room to experiment as you get more familiar.

Find your starting point

Currently in closed beta.

A few more nights
under the stars.

Skymla is being tested and refined with real imaging sessions. A public release is coming soon.

Built for Mac. Requires macOS 15 or later.

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