
Pick a target, it does the pointing
Choose "Moon" or "Saturn" in the app and the telescope turns to it. No star charts, no fiddly knobs, no guessing.
Nightfield Optics is a small telescope that finds the Moon, planets and nebulae on its own and shows them on your phone. It launches on March 29, 2027. Sign up now to hear first.
Free account. No payment. 12 Telegram stickers unlock in your account on March 29, 2027.
Here's what Nightfield Optics is designed to do. Full specifications and price will be announced before launch day.

Choose "Moon" or "Saturn" in the app and the telescope turns to it. No star charts, no fiddly knobs, no guessing.

Most people don't live under dark skies. It's designed for suburban yards and balconies, with a mode for bright, light-polluted skies.

Instead of squinting into an eyepiece, you watch the image build up on your phone as the telescope collects light, so faint nebulae show their color.
That's the day Nightfield Optics goes public. Here's what happens between now and then, and what you get by signing up.
Create a free account to join the launch list and reserve your Night Shift Crew sticker pack. No payment, no commitment.
We'll send launch news, specifications and price to everyone on the list before they go public.
Nightfield Optics launches. Members hear about it first, and the Night Shift Crew stickers unlock in every account.
You don't need a telescope for any of these. On a clear night, look up with your eyes or a pair of binoculars. Times are for the Northern Hemisphere.

Craters stand out best along the line between light and dark, so a half Moon shows more detail than a full one.

A small, tight cluster of blue stars, bright enough to spot by eye even from a city.

A glowing cloud where new stars form. Look for the fuzzy "star" in the middle of Orion's sword.

Our nearest big neighbor galaxy, and the farthest thing most people can see without a telescope. You'll need a dark sky.
Photos are by amateur astrophotographers on Unsplash, using their own gear. They were not taken with a Nightfield Optics telescope.
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On March 29, 2027, open your account and tap "Add to Telegram". The Night Shift Crew is yours to keep.
Launch news, specifications and price reach your inbox before they go public.
Nightfield Optics launches on March 29, 2027. If anything about the date changes, everyone with an account will hear it from us by email first.
The price hasn't been announced yet. We'll email it to everyone on the list before launch day.
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The Night Shift Crew sticker pack, 12 Telegram stickers, which unlock in your account on launch day, March 29, 2027. You'll also get launch news by email before anyone else.
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A small team building a beginner-friendly smart telescope. Questions? Email [email protected].
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