About SkyShare Observer
Our Mission
Welcome to SkyShare Observer, a platform where sharp-eyed people from every corner of the globe can share what they’re seeing in the skies above. We’re watchers, not just dreamers—folks who notice the odd, the striking, or the downright strange up there. The sky’s a shared space, free of borders and clutter, and it’s our way to connect over what’s real and unfiltered.
We’re here to spark a movement of sky gazers—people ready to capture the unusual, the fleeting, or the unexplained. Spotted a bizarre cloud formation over Mumbai, a flickering light above the Outback, or an eerie glow in Reykjavik? Snap it, post it. It’s about logging what’s overhead, trading notes, and piecing together what’s going on up there—together.
How It Works
Grab your phone and catch the sky in action—whether it’s a fresh shot or one you’ve been puzzling over. Upload it, tag your spot (manually or with geolocation), and drop a quick line—maybe it’s what caught your eye, a hunch about what’s up, or just the vibe it gave you. No rules, just observations.
Your shot lands in a global gallery where anyone can sift through the evidence—pictures from everywhere, every time. Dig into what others are spotting, give a nod if it resonates, or chime in with your take. Track the patterns, the anomalies, the shifts—see what the sky’s saying when you look close. It’s a raw, no-frills way to scope out what’s overhead for everyone else.
Join Our Growing Community
SkyShare Observer is free to join and takes a minute to set up. Create an account, start posting your sky finds—mysterious streaks, rogue colors, whatever’s breaking the norm. Every upload fuels the bigger picture.
You’ll roll with a crew of keen observers—everyday people, sky sleuths, and the curious—who can’t stop scanning the horizon. Drop your first pic today and see what’s got others looking up. Connect if it feels right, or just keep watch—your call.
Contact Us
We’re here to help and eager to hear from you! Whether you have questions about using the platform, ideas for new features, or feedback to improve SkyShare Observer, feel free to reach out.