Looking at that simple arrow makes one contemplate our place in the Universe and wonder what it all means…Maybe a couple of thoughts/suggestions: I noticed the exact orientation of the arrow could be difficult to figure at certain orientations—so, maybe it would be possible to use ARKit and make an augmented reality option where the arrow is placed within the environment? Also, it would be cool to be able to see the speed relative to the galaxy center, or better yet show it as a velocity vector (also using AR).

This is my single favorite app on the iPhone. It’s simple, it’s profound, it collects no user data. It’s just a pure little nugget of fun that represents exactly what the App Store should be. Thank you for it, and if you release a premium version that includes no more features other than the price, I’ll still be one of your first customers

I had no idea I needed this app but it turns out I NEEDED this app. It’s incredibly simple to use, and without fail it shows me the exact vector to follow in order to find the supermassive black hole in the core of the Milky Way galaxy. Hard to describe the moment of perspective and joy this brings me, but it most assuredly does.

Just try occasionally opening it, orienting yourself, and really sitting in the feeling it gives you. I’m often surprised by how grounding it can be. Perhaps only for the kind of nerds for whom it’s easy to conjure an image of the galaxy and our place in it, but if you definitely give it a try!