New - Object notes: add one note per object from the "…" menu. It shows under the description, capped at 2 lines with "Show more", and you tap it to edit. It works in standalone and server-connected mode. - "Reference Thumbnails" toggle support added to standalone mode. When disabled, your own telescope images are preferred for object images. - Standalone object management: delete an object, or reassign or merge its nights into another object. Improved - Night score: the forecast now uses one formula everywhere. - "Processed Images Only" moved to a new Gallery section, with a caption and a shorter name. Object page: - The constellation, magnitude and distance row hides when there's nothing to show, instead of reading "Unknown". Fixed Dates: they now follow your clock or the observing site's clock, not UTC. This fixes dates that read as tomorrow in the evening.

• Standalone mode: connect straight to your Seestar, Dwarf or ASIAIR over Wi-Fi, no Nebulis server needed. Guided setup, automatic telescope discovery and scheduled syncing. • Visible sky and horizon scan: scan your skyline with the camera and save it with your observing site. Sites can now have photos. • My Catalog wall: a poster of every object you've captured. • Annotate: label objects on your pictures, with an info sheet for each, and save the annotations into the image. • Image editor: new Auto enhance button. Save edits as a new picture or replace the original. • Compare individual images side by side. • Redesigned object pages with a combined media view and integration goal progress per filter. • Planner: goal chips, filter-aware planning and a reworked Plan My Night. • Session pages now show the night's weather. Observations show planned vs. actual sessions. • Full-screen image viewer with swipe down to dismiss. • iPad: adjustable library grid columns.

- Fix for connectivity to non-local IP address/DNS name - Other minor bug fixes around polling and health status of Nebulis server

Nebulis 2.0 A major update focused on a redesigned and omptimized interface, for planning your nights and getting around the app faster. Redesigned Planner Pick a night from a two-week strip that shows each night's forecast rating, Moon phase, and plan status. The schedule now reads the weather forecast hour by hour, shades twilight and Moon-up time, and turns empty stretches into gaps you can fill. Add a target with one tap and it lands at its best free time, with the object's photo on the block. Separate Targets and Schedule tabs, with layouts that use the extra space on iPad. Home screen widgets Add a Night Score widget and a Photo of the Day widget to your home screen. Redesigned Sky Forecast Leads with the current hour's score and verdict, a night ribbon covering clouds, Moon, and visibility, a best-window readout, and a cloud trend for the nights ahead. Nights view Browse your sessions by date or as a list under Library and Nights, with a calendar that opens on your most recent night and shows each day's photo. Telescopes and backup View, add, and remove the telescopes configured on your Nebulis server, and start and monitor sync jobs from Settings and Backup. More - Video support in the library for lunar and planetary timelapses - Redesigned object and session pages, built around your photo - Image viewer now shows processed images, sized to the picture, with better FITS handling - Export a night's sub-frames as a flat lights folder for Siril - Catalog search matches an object's other catalog names, Sharpless added, descriptions work offline - Telescope and search filters in the Gallery - Reworked light mode and styling throughout - Many bug fixes and performance improvements

New - Observing Sites on iOS: create and manage multiple named locations (each with its own coordinates), switch between them from the Planner, and manage them under Settings → - Observing Sites, bringing iOS to parity with the web app's site-switching feature. - Session detail view now shows real thumbnails for images and FITS sub-frames instead of placeholder icons. Updated - Server discovery now shows the port alongside the server name (e.g. Nebulis:8090) when it isn't the default, it makes it possible to tell two servers apart during setup if you've customized the port. - Cleaned up catalog item page. Larger hero image, removed redundant title. - Forecast tab now follows whichever Observing Site is active (switchable from the Planner tab), instead of only using GPS or a manually-entered location, it matches how the web app and Planner already behave. - Object detail page redesigned: the reference image now runs full-bleed behind the status bar instead of sitting under a separate nav title bar. - Planner: the date/site header was reorganized into a clearer "conditions card", night window and moon phase now group together under the site picker, which is now a proper tappable chip instead of plain caption text. - Planner: new schedule blocks now default to 90 minutes instead of 60. - Planner: timeline half-hour tick marks are unlabeled now (hour-only labels), matching the convention of Apple/Google Calendar day views instead of doubling up on numbers. Fixed Planner: the resize handles on a scheduled block now sit exactly centered on the block's edge

New - Added a new Nebulis Share Extension for iOS, making it possible to send images to Nebulis directly from Seestar, Dward, Photos, Files, Safari, and other apps. - The Share Extension supports adding images to existing observations or creating new manual observations. - The share flow includes object/session selection, image type selection, telescope selection, titles, notes, and observation dates. - The Share Extension supports common astrophotography image formats, including HEIC/HEIF, TIFF, JPEG, and PNG. Bug Fixes & Improvements - Fixed planner schedule date and time handling across observatory/server time zones. - Improved planner timeline rendering for twilight sessions and short summer nights. - Planner schedules now refresh when returning to the app, so changes made on another device appear automatically. - Improved Gallery favorite behavior by moving favorite actions into context menus to reduce accidental taps. - Updated server connection setup for HTTP-only Nebulis servers. - General reliability, signing, and build configuration improvements.

Planner: New Schedule View The planner now has a full timeline-based schedule you can drag objects onto, resize, and reorder. A sky-arc editor lets you define your visible horizon segment for accurate visibility checks. Objects light up based on whether they're up, partially visible, or blocked during your scheduled slot. Planner: Share Your Plan Tap the share button to export tonight's plan as a branded image card — includes the session list, timeline bar, moon phase, and an elevation chart for each object. Or copy a plain-text summary to paste anywhere. QR Code Device Pairing Connect a new phone or iPad by scanning a QR code generated from the server's Settings page. No more typing IP addresses or manually entering server URLs. FITS Color Rendering Color .fit files now display in full color. Previously they rendered as monochrome regardless of the capture filter. Image Editor Crop, rotate, and adjust brightness/contrast with an overhauled editor. The crop overlay now supports pan gesture to reposition the crop area, and the watermark panel has been redesigned with compact sliders. Session Detail Minor layout and action improvements on the session detail view.

Bugfixes: - Fixed regression on Planner page where certain Timezones would trigger a "No Nighttime Window" error on the Planner page. - Fixed "jump" that occurred when an object is moved on the Planner view.

What's New in Version 1.1 Night Planner Plan your entire imaging session before heading out. Add objects to a visual timeline, drag blocks to rearrange them, resize sessions, and get instant warnings for low altitude, moon interference, and sky obstructions. Share Your Plan Export your night's plan as a shareable image, includes your object list, timing, and an elevation graph so you can send it to your club or save it for reference. FITS Viewer Improvements .FIT files now render in full color instead of monochrome. Bug Fixes & Polish • Gallery content no longer hides behind the tab bar on some devices • Various layout and usability improvements throughout the app

- Fixed issues related to image and text distortions when "Display Zoom" was enabled in IOS settings. - Fixed iOS app lock when "best tonight" filter was applied in planner mode