OPEN SOURCE · SPACE EXPLORATION

Explore the universe,
with a clearer view.

AstroGuide is a visual, interactive way to explore 39 celestial objects across three complementary views.

Install AstroGuide View project
Open source React & Three.js MIT License
SOLAR SYSTEM · 8 PLANETS + PLUTO
BUILT WITH
ReactThree.jsTypeScriptViteDocker

MADE FOR EXPLORATION

Move through space.
Keep your bearings.

A calm, tactile experience for exploring a curated celestial catalogue. It is built for curiosity, from a first orbit to a closer comparison.

AstroGuide · 3D exploration●
AstroGuide interface showing the Solar System

THREE COMPLEMENTARY VIEWS

One catalogue.
Three perspectives.

Each view answers a different question: where objects are, how they relate, and how vast they really are.

3D EXPLORATION

See the Solar System in motion.

Navigate a textured 3D scene with animated orbits and camera controls. Rendering pauses when the view is not active.
AstroGuide 3D Solar System exploration interface01

2D CELESTIAL MAP

Find your way among the stars.

Pan and zoom a fluid map with constellations, search, filters and touch support — up to 20× magnification.
AstroGuide 2D tactical map interface02

SIZE COMPARISON

Make scale easier to grasp.

Compare the approximate diameters and extents of planets, stars, galaxies and black holes side by side.
AstroGuide celestial size comparison interface03

GET STARTED IN MINUTES

Bring the cosmos
to your browser.

Run AstroGuide from its repository with Docker Compose, use the container image, or start contributing with the JavaScript development setup.

No account, API key or remote service Works on desktop, tablet and mobile Static application with an MIT license
Read the full documentation
terminal
name: astroguide

services:
  astroguide:
    image: ghcr.io/lucas-lepajollec/astroguide:latest
    container_name: astroguide-app
    ports:
      - "2502:8080"
    restart: unless-stopped
    read_only: true
    tmpfs:
      - /tmp
    security_opt:
      - no-new-privileges:true
docker compose up -d http://localhost:2502