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N.I.N.A. Plugin

Install AstroManager directly from the official N.I.N.A. plugin repository inside N.I.N.A. (preferred) or download it from the GIT-Repository.

Access from Any Device

Web Application

AstroManager also runs in the browser.

For the best performance and responsiveness, we recommend using the native apps. The web app offers flexible access across all devices.

Version History

Version Date Notes
1.2.0 2026-07-08 macOS, iOS, Linux desktop, Cloud Service, Image Import & Library, Runtime Safety upgrades
1.1.0 2026-05-10 Official release
1.0.2 2026-04-10 Beta
1.0.0 2026-04 Beta

System Requirements

Platform Requirements
Web App Current Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari
N.I.N.A. Plugin Windows 10/11 and N.I.N.A. 3.x
Android App Android 7.0+ on 64-bit devices
Desktop App Windows 10/11
Linux Desktop App Ubuntu 24.04 LTS x64, Linux Mint 22.x x64, or Arch-based x64 distributions with GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1. Other distributions may work but are not officially tested yet.
macOS App macOS 15 or later. Apple silicon is recommended.
iOS App iPhone or iPad running iOS/iPadOS 15 or later.

Linux Installation

On Ubuntu or Linux Mint, download AstroManager-linux-x64.deb and open it with the system software installer.

If double-click install is not available, install the DEB from the terminal:

cd ~/Downloads
sudo apt install ./AstroManager-linux-x64.deb

On Arch-based distributions, download AstroManager-linux-x64.pkg.tar.zst and install it with pacman:

cd ~/Downloads
sudo pacman -U ./AstroManager-linux-x64.pkg.tar.zst

If pacman reports missing desktop dependencies on Arch-based distributions, install the native package names first:

sudo pacman -S gtk3 webkit2gtk-4.1 libnotify xdg-utils hicolor-icon-theme desktop-file-utils

Start AstroManager from the application menu or from the terminal:

astromanager

To remove it again on Ubuntu or Linux Mint:

sudo apt remove astromanager

To remove it again on Arch-based distributions:

sudo pacman -R astromanager-bin

Required Network Endpoints

These endpoints must be reachable from your imaging computer:

  • https://app.astro.sleeman.at
  • https://api.astro.sleeman.at
  • https://auth.astro.sleeman.at

If the plugin cannot log in or stays disconnected, firewall, proxy, or DNS restrictions are among the first things to check. Temporary disconnections mid-session are no critical problem, as the plugin will continue using the local cache for up to 36 hours.