Trailer
Two minutes under the stars.
The short version: what Nebulink does for your Seestar, from picking the night's best targets to stacking live while you sleep.
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Watch Nebulink in action.
A two-minute trailer, a look at what the Seestar app leaves out, the grand tour, a slower walk through every page, and a note from the maker. Looking for one small thing? The how-to videos take about three minutes each. Not ready to install? Try the live demo.
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What the Seestar app leaves out.
The Seestar app is free and the right place to start. This two-minute video shows what Nebulink adds on top: night planning, weather checks, your own horizon, phone alerts and a night report. It also lists what you still do in the Seestar app. The comparison is based on the Seestar app's current release notes. Nebulink is not affiliated with ZWO.
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Everything in Nebulink 2.2, in twenty minutes.
The grand tour, recorded on version 2.2.83, every feature in action: from "what should I shoot tonight?" to a finished picture. Your Seestars, planning the night with weather, wind and the Planner, working at the scope, the Planets page and Planet stacker, the Moon page, your pictures and stats, and settings, backup, your phone and help, with the newest additions marked as you go.
Watch on YouTube → · What's new in 2.2 (5 min) · Short on time? The 2-minute version
Features Tour
Take the 17-minute walk through the app.
The grand tour above shows what Nebulink does. This one is slower: I sit down at Nebulink and go through it page by page, the way I'd show it to a friend, with the newest things included.
- Planning and lists
- Weather map and Storm guard
- Dark library
- Moon map
- Star party mode
- Album and Enhance
- Voice commands
Meet the maker
Hi, I'm Paul.
I've been in astronomy for more than 20 years: DSLR and CCD cameras, an ASIAIR, and a remote telescope in Texas. Then came smart telescopes: a Seestar S50, an S30 Pro and an S50 Pro. The one thing I wished were easier was controlling them from the little app on my phone, so I built Nebulink to run them from my computer.
Nebulink is made by a real stargazer who uses it with his own Seestars. Questions? Email me at support@getnebulink.com.
One clear night, five targets, no alarm clock.
You pick from tonight's best targets in the evening, or let Nebulink Whiz pick them for you. Nebulink waits for full darkness, then works through the list: GoTo, plate solve, focus, stack, next. It skips anything too low, stops at dawn, and parks the scope before you're up. If the PC restarts in the night, Nebulink picks the plan up where it left off.
Your Seestar
M31Andromeda Galaxy, 2 h, IR-cut
NGC 281Pacman Nebula, 1 h, LP
NGC 869Double Cluster, 45 min
M45Pleiades, 2 h, IR-cut
M42Orion Nebula, 2.5 h, LP filter once it's high
You
Asleep from about 10:30. Nebulink keeps going.
IR-cut filter: galaxies and clusters
LP filter: emission nebulae
Set-up and park
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