It could be that Seestar has an incorrect perception of the horizontal position:
You can click on "Horizontal Sensor Calibration" in the app to calibrate the initial horizontal position. However, make sure to remove Seestar from the tripod first and place it on a relatively level surface (such as a table or the floor—the flatter, the better).
Here is the tutorial: https://h5.seestar.com/course/8744
After reinstalling the tripod, if there is still a horizontal deviation, adjust the tripod position instead of recalibrating the horizontal sensor, as doing so would overwrite the correct values.
After the calibration is complete, you can evaluate the accuracy of the calibration data by rotating the device in 90-degree increments along the azimuth axis and comparing the level readings at each position. Typically, a difference of no more than 2 degrees between the maximum and minimum values is sufficient for
