Now on the App Store · iPhone

Capture the spread.

Photograph the sky, and Aeroscope follows it through the day: reminders for each update, nearby flights, AI analysis, a Spread view that maps the haze, and a time-lapse GIF when your story is complete.

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For iPhone

A story made with Aeroscope: the same sky over five and a half hours on Oct 9, from clear morning to full haze, as an animated GIF
A full story

Watch it spread.

One morning, five photos. Aeroscope reminds you to come back, stamps each update with the time, and lines them up. The Spread view colours how thick the haze is, so a change the eye shrugs off becomes impossible to miss.

Five photos of the same sky on Oct 9, 2026 over five and a half hours, above the same frames in Spread view, which turn from blue to red as the haze thickens
In the app

Built to make the change visible.

Spread view
Switch any photo between Photo, Enhance and Spread. Haze thickness mapped on your phone, trails kept visible.
GIF unlocked
Six photos over 45 minutes (or four over four hours) turns your story into a shareable time-lapse GIF, in whichever view you like.
Update reminders
Aeroscope nudges you to shoot the same sky again later, so the story builds itself.
One-tap share card
Every post becomes a link with a 2×2 evidence card preview — for Messages, X, Facebook and Instagram.
The Oct 9 story GIF in Photo view
Photo
The same story GIF in Spread view
Spread
How it works

One tap. Everything documented.

Point your phone at the sky. Aeroscope captures the photo alongside GPS coordinates, cross-references nearby aircraft in real time, and runs AI atmospheric analysis. Content Credentials (C2PA), the provenance standard used by news organisations, are in beta.

GPS + Timestamp
Where and when, recorded at capture. Public posts show only an approximate area.
Flight Data
Real-time aircraft overhead. Callsign, altitude, route, airline — all logged.
AI Analysis
Claude Vision identifies cloud types, trail patterns, coverage, and anomalies.
Content Credentials · Beta
C2PA provenance (who captured it, when, on what device) is in beta and not yet signed.
Built for

You already see it.
Now document it properly.

The Ordinary Witness
Observer

Not an activist. Not a researcher. Just someone who keeps looking up, sees the grey spreading across what was blue, and is done doing nothing.

You already see it. Now document it properly.
The Manual Documenter
Already photographing

Saves photos to camera roll with notes. Frustrated by the lack of systematic evidence capture and chain of custody.

You've been doing this the hard way. This is the right way.
The Campaigner
Advocate / Researcher

Environmental advocate or atmospheric researcher. Needs evidence that holds up — not just photos, but a dated, located record over time.

Your documentation, organised and shareable.

Built toward the standard used to fight AI disinformation.

C2PA — the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity — is the cryptographic standard adopted by Adobe, Microsoft, and news organisations worldwide to prove content hasn't been tampered with.

Aeroscope is bringing it to atmospheric evidence. Today each capture keeps a provenance record of when, where and on what device it was taken. Signed Content Credentials, checkable by any C2PA tool, are in beta.

GPS + TIME
Recorded by the phone at capture. Public posts show only an approximate area.
C2PA · BETA
Provenance record kept with each capture. Signed credentials are coming.
AI ANALYSIS
Claude Vision identifies cloud types, formations, coverage, and anomaly scoring.
FLIGHT DATA
Aircraft overhead at time of capture. Callsign, altitude, route — logged and stored.
What this is
"Aeroscope is a citizen sky documentation tool that records GPS and time, nearby flights and AI atmospheric analysis with every photo, and follows the same sky through the day."

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