Press kit

Look Up: what’s in the sky tonight, above you

Download everything: lookup-press-kit.zip (description, fact sheet, logo in SVG and PNG, screenshots, share images).

In one paragraph

Look Up (lookup-tonight.com) is a free website that tells you, in one sentence, whether tonight is worth going outside for: what time to go out, which way to look and whether the clouds will let you. Type a UK town or postcode and it works out the Moon, the bright planets, International Space Station passes, meteor showers and the chance of the northern lights for that spot, alongside the local cloud forecast. Every town gets its own share image for the night, so sending the link to a friend shows them their own sky. There are no ads, no accounts and no tracking cookies.

Fact sheet

Name: Look Up
Website: lookup-tonight.com
Online since: November 2026
Made by: [FOUNDER NAME, to be confirmed], in the UK, with help from an AI assistant (about)
Price: Free. No ads, no account, no tracking cookies
Covers: Moon, bright planets, Space Station passes, meteor showers, northern-lights chance, cloud
Where: Any GB postcode, any location via “use my location”, plus ready-made pages for 55 UK towns and 12 cities worldwide
Sources: Astronomy Engine (Sun, Moon, planets), CelesTrak (ISS orbit), MET Norway (cloud, CC BY 4.0), NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (Kp), International Meteor Organization (meteor showers), OS Code-Point Open and GeoNames (places)
Checked against: Heavens-Above (ISS times within seconds), the US Naval Observatory (Moon times within a minute) and NASA JPL Horizons (planet positions), spot checks in November 2026
Geminids 2026: Peak night Sunday 13 to Monday 14 December. The IMO predicts the maximum at about 14:00 GMT on 14 December; a waxing crescent Moon sets around 20:00 in London, leaving the rest of the night dark
Contact: hello@lookup-tonight.com

Logo

Look Up wordmark

Mark: SVG · PNG 1024 px · Wordmark: SVG · PNG. Gold #F4D35E on night blue #0E1524.

Screenshots

Geminids tonight mode (peak night 13 December 2026)

Share images

Each town gets a fresh image every night. These are examples.