Introduction, Privacy Policy & Term of Service


Thank you for using FinderCam, PushToCam, AstroEdit and StarEdit.

Privacy Policy 

We do not collect or share user information. The apps are designed for the busy astronomers.

For FinderCam, PlateSolveCam and PushToCam, your location information is required to calculate which part of the sky your phone is pointing at.

Terms of Service

You can cancel the subscription at any time without giving a reason in writing, or by deleting the Service on all your devices.

We may update, add or remove the features from time to time.  

We strive to provide our services in good quality standard. In events of bugs or issues, we will generally attempt to fix them as soon as possible.

We may amend these term of service at any time 

Comments

  1. talal8 February 2020 at 12:27

    hello theres bugs and the screen goes black in milkycam and please add more features please this is from the most person used ur app

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  2. john2stai13 February 2020 at 14:22

    Hi,
    Could you add the function to use the 2x lens on iPhone with dual lenses? With the use of 2x lens, not only will it solve the circle from the telescope eyepiece problem, it would also give more zoom to the targets. Theoretically, by using 2x lens, it should result in better images.

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    1. Designer17 December 2020 at 14:31

      Hi can you tell which app you want to use the 2x camera? Ustransit74@gmail.com

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  3. Unknown27 January 2022 at 00:31

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