Blank is a feature, and a difficult one to sell
An app that hands you an empty sky has no content to show off in a store listing and nothing to dangle in a trailer. It is far easier to ship eighty-eight official constellations, a quiz about them, a daily notification and a pack of extra star skins. That app would be simpler to market and considerably worse to own.
Starweave stays blank on purpose. Nothing is drawn until you draw it, nothing is graded once you have, and the only sky in there is the one you made. That also means there is nothing to buy: no packs, no premium figures, no ads between sessions.
Nothing is uploaded, so nobody else ever sees your sky — including us. It exists on one handset and stays there.
weave your own stars
Look up, and make the sky your own. Tap from star to star to trace lines across a drifting field of light, shaping figures that are entirely yours — then name each one and write the little myth behind it, building a night sky nobody else has.
Every star you connect answers with a soft, warm tone, so tracing a constellation is quietly musical as much as visual. Your finished figures settle into a private sky map you can return to, revisit and add to whenever you want a peaceful few minutes. No score, no timer, nothing to win.
The same nine stars, read three ways
You cannot draw here — the figures below are already made. What the bench shows is the thing the app is built on: the field never changes, and every line across it is somebody's decision. Sound on, if you like: each star answers as the line reaches it.
A kite with a long tail, which is what most people see first because the four bright stars sit almost square. Press another name and watch the same nine points become something else entirely.
Three figures somebody else already drew, on a field that never moves, with nothing to name and nothing kept. Starweave gives you the blank sky instead: your lines, your names, your myths, saved on your phone and nowhere else.
Who publishes it
EchoMeadow Interactive is the app name used by BG Dent Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. The code, the artwork, this website and the Google Play account are all handled from the address below.
A star that will not connect, a tone that sounds wrong on your handset, or a question about privacy — the mail reaches the person who wrote the app.
sky@bgdent.ink