YearEvent
2021Paramount Taurus 700 equatorial fork mount
Paramount Apollo 800 altazimuth mount
2019TheSky Imaging edition
TheSky Fusion
Paramount Taurus 500/600 equatorial fork mount
Paramount Apollo 500/600 altazimuth mount
2017Acquired TPoint Software
2016TheSkyX Professional Edition for Linux and TheSky Professional Edition for Raspberry Pi released (December).
Paramount Taurus Model 400 Equatorial Mount introduced at the Society for Astronomical Sciences Symposium and the Southern California Astronomy Exposition (June).
2015Paramount Taurus Equatorial Fork Mount Models 500 and 600 introduced at the AMOS Conference (September).
Software Bisque telescope mirror covers demonstrated at the AMOS Conference (September).
Paramount MYT reviewed in the November, 2015 issue of Sky & Telescope Magazine.
2014Paramount MYT begins shipping (November).
Paramount MX+ begins shipping (June).
Software Bisque introduces and demonstrates TheSky Pro for embedded Linux at RTMC.
2013 Paramount ME II begins shipping (March).
TheSky HD for iPad is released (October).
2012TheSkyX Professional with autoguiding released at the Advanced Imaging Conference (November).
2011 Paramount MX begins shipping.
The TPoint module to TheSky released.
The Dome module to TheSky Pro released.
2010 TheSkyX Professional Edition for Mac and Windows released. (May)
TheSky’s Database module introduced. (June)
2009TheSkyX Serious Astronomer for Mac released at Macworld (January)
2008 TheSkyX Student Edition for Mac released at Macworld (January)
2007Seeker 3D solar system simulation software released.
Software Bisque issued patent US7313763 B1: “A system for operating an astronomical observatory in real time using http.”
The Software Bisque team and technologies featured in Timothy Ferris’ Seeing in the Dark documentary.
2004 TheSky Version 6 released.
2002 Paramount ME begins shipping.
2001CCDSoft Version 5 released.
Dr. Charles Jules names the first of his eventual 475 minor planet discoveries “Bisque”.  The official IAU designation for this object 12934 Bisque (1999 TH16). The Minor Planet Bulletin, Volume 28, Number 4, A.D. 2001 October-December issue, publishes Software Bisque’s “Automated Minor Planet Light Curve Generation” article which satisfied both aspects of the Richard P. Binzel Challenge made in 1992.

Editor’s note: As of September 2021, Software Bisque has yet to take possession of the offered prize.
2000Paramount GT-1100S begins shipping.
TheSky Pocket Edition for Windows CE devices released.
1998TheSky Version 5 for Mac and Windows released (December).
1997TPoint version 1 for Windows released.
AutomDome dome control software for Windows released.
1996The Paramount GT-1100 is introduced at the SBIG/Software Bisque Advanced Imaging Conference.
TheSky Version 4 released.
Orchestrate Automation and Scripting Software released.
1995CCDSoft Version 4 released.
Software Bisque publishes the Focus, Optics, Seeing, Tracking, Experience, and Review (FOSTER) CCD Imaging book.
1994 TheSky Version 2 released.
1993CCDSoft Version 1 released.
Software Bisque remotely controls the Mt. Wilson Observatory 24-inch telescope and camera via modem from Golden, Colorado.
1992TheSky for Windows ad appears in Sky & Telescope Magazine.
1990 TheSky version 1 for Windows 3.0 released.
1989Computer-Assist Services incorporates as Software Bisque, Inc.
Bisque invents the push to or software-guided telescope (SGT) by mounting optical encoders to both axes of a telescope.  A serial decoder (Software Bisque’s BBox) fed the encoder’s positions to TheSky.
1983 The_Sky version 1.0 for MS-DOS released.
1981Steve Bisque founds Computer-Assist Services with a focus on developing custom financial software.