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InfinitySky

Free#32 of 36 in Time-Lapse Software

InfinitySky: A focused, self-hosted sky camera system for Raspberry Pi operators who want automated capture and outputs. Ranked #32 of 36 in Time-Lapse Software by our editors (4.9/10); pricing: Open source; best for dedicated Raspberry Pi sky cameras.

4.9/10Editor score
InfinitySky4.9 Visit InfinitySky

At a glance

  • Editor score
    4.9 / 10
  • Pricing
    Open source
  • Best for
    Dedicated Raspberry Pi sky cameras
  • Paid from
    Free
  • Founded
    2015 · Germany
  • Facts checked
    21 Oct 2026
  • Where it wins

    • Day- and night-aware exposure supports recurring all-sky capture.
    • Generates daily timelapse videos and automatic keograms.
    • Supports Raspberry Pi Camera V2 and V3 through libcamera.
  • Where it doesn't

    • Linux is the only listed platform.
    • Self-hosted installation requires Raspberry Pi or Debian-based Linux setup.
    • Early-stage project without a formal packaged GitHub release.

Our verdict on InfinitySky

InfinitySky is a self-hosted, open-source all-sky camera system for technically capable operators using Raspberry Pi or Debian-based Linux. It is aimed at astronomy, weather-observation, educational, and experimental imaging installations rather than general-purpose desktop timelapse work. The system schedules recurring sky-image capture, archives images locally, adapts exposure behavior between day and night, and provides a local web interface for configuration. Solo users and small teams can run the system on their own hardware, with community and documentation support.

Its strongest distinction is the way capture and sky-specific outputs are combined. A five-minute default interval provides a recurring schedule, while day- and night-aware exposure behavior is designed for changing light conditions. InfinitySky also generates daily timelapse videos and keograms automatically, reducing the need to assemble those views separately. Raspberry Pi Camera V2 and V3 configurations are supported through libcamera, giving the project a clear fit with those camera modules. Local image archiving keeps the workflow centered on the installation itself.

The trade-off is a narrow, technical deployment model. Linux is the listed platform, and the project is installed from a public repository on Raspberry Pi or Debian-based Linux rather than through a formal packaged GitHub release. That makes InfinitySky better suited to operators comfortable with Linux setup, camera configuration, and maintaining a self-hosted system. Choose it when dedicated sky capture, local control, daily videos, and keograms matter more than broad platform coverage or a packaged installation experience. A different time-lapse tool may fit better for users seeking a general camera workflow or a non-Linux deployment.

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InfinitySky pricing

Plans Open sourceFree Free to use — no paid tier required for the core job.
See plans on neoground.com

InfinitySky fact sheet

Free planNot verified
Paid fromFree
Deflicker toolsNot verified
Camera controlYes
Interval schedulingYes
RAW photo supportNot verified
Sequence inputCamera
Supported platformslinux
Export formatsNot verified
DeploymentSelf-hosted
PlatformsLinux
SupportCommunity, Docs
Built forSolo, Small business (editorial estimate)
PricingOpen source
Websiteneoground.com
Facts checked21 Oct 2026

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