Plan, frame and capture your astrophotography nights
Astrolarius tells you what’s worth shooting tonight with your gear and your sky, plans the night across your rigs and walks you through it, from setting up to the last sub. It’s made by amateurs, for amateurs, in Spain.
Already in English
- Total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027: where it’s total in Spain, what time in each city and how it will look from your location, with the map of the path and how to watch and photograph it safely.
- Astronomical events 2026–2028: every meteor shower, eclipse and planet opposition, with times from your location and how to photograph them.
Coming in English
We’re translating the rest of the site and the app in phases, written the way amateur astrophotographers actually talk. In the meantime, everything else is in Spanish:
- astrolarius.com in Spanish: target pages, free tools and step-by-step guides.
- The app, at astrolarius.app: it runs in the browser and works offline in the field. In Spanish for now; the English version, including the eclipse countdown, will be ready before August 2027.