Up There — Night sky guide

Most stargazing apps hand you the whole sky and let you work out which part of it matters. Up There keeps it simple. Open it and you get one answer: should you go outside tonight, and what is the one thing worth seeing? You get a verdict — Go, Maybe, or Skip tonight — with a single target, the direction to face, the time to be there, and what you should actually notice when you look. Then you put your phone away. That's the whole idea. ONE ANSWER, NOT A CATALOGUE • One primary target each night, plus a bonus when the sky is generous • A plain-language direction — "look west" — instead of coordinates • Height in fist-widths above the horizon, the way you'd point it out to a friend • An Easy, Moderate, or Challenging label, so you know what you're in for • A time window, so you step outside when it's actually worth it WHAT IT WATCHES The Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn — naked-eye…