Every plane overhead, on your ceiling.

Skylight listens to the aircraft passing over your home and projects them — gliding across your ceiling in real time, the moment you’d hear them. Plus the real sun, moon, stars and the ISS.

Early access · open-source · no spam.

Coming to a crowdfunding platform soon

01Real rooms, real nights

Not a render. A real ceiling, after dark.

Lights off, projector up — and the planes you’d hear overhead drift across the room, traced over the airport below them.

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02Genuinely live

And it isn’t a loop. This is the live engine.

The window below is the actual Skylight renderer — the same software that runs on the ceiling — drawing aircraft and the real sky, live in your browser right now.

live render
03How it works
A · Receive

A radio listens

A pocket-sized software-defined radio picks up the ADS-B signal every aircraft broadcasts — decoded right on the device. No subscription, no internet required.

B · Project

Your ceiling becomes the sky

A projector points straight up. Each plane appears as a glowing craft — airliner, widebody, helicopter, little Cessna — exactly where it truly is overhead.

C · Tune

Control it from your phone

Alignment, theme, the live star field, the next ISS pass — all from a web page on your phone. It quietly tracks the sky above you, all night.

04The build
A short-throw projector pointing up with an RTL-SDR antenna on the cabinetthe hardware

A radio, a Raspberry Pi, any projector.

That’s the whole rig. The software is fully open source — build it yourself today, or join the waitlist for a ready-made kit that works out of the box.

RTL-SDR · radioRaspberry Pi · brainsAny 1080p projectorRuns · fully local

the waitlist · crowdfunding soon

Be the first to look up.

We’re building the kit now and coming to a crowdfunding platform soon. Join the list for early access, launch pricing, and a note the moment it’s live.

Early access · open-source · no spam.