HyperTech presents

Solar Explorer

A nimble, touch-first solar system flight experience built for iPhone.

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Product

Arcade flight through a living solar system.

Solar Explorer combines real planetary scale references, NASA/JPL ephemeris data when available, manual flight controls, proximity protection, asteroid fields, and a cockpit-style navigation arc.

Manual Navigation

Fly with responsive controls and use the planet compass to orient toward nearby worlds without relying on autopilot.

Solar System Context

Distances, headings, orbit guides, and minimap cues help keep exploration readable at interplanetary scale.

Built for iPhone

Compact controls, audio defaults, and release-focused UI details are tuned for handheld play and App Store distribution.

Screenshots

Solar Explorer on iPhone.

Live captures from the iPhone simulator showing the cockpit, manual navigation, planet selector, Earth, and Saturn.

Solar Explorer launch screen with HyperTech branding and planets across a star field — Launch experience

Solar Explorer cockpit view showing the sun, flight controls, planet compass, and minimap — Cockpit and flight controls

Solar Explorer focused on Earth with clouds, continents, flight controls, and minimap — Earth approach

Solar Explorer focused on Saturn and its rings — Saturn and rings

Solar Explorer manual navigation cue pointing toward Neptune — Manual navigation cue

Solar Explorer planet selector open with planets and moons listed — Planet selector

Studio

Built by HyperTech.

Solar Explorer is designed, developed, and built by Steve Haigh and Isaac Haigh.

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