The AAVSO Photometric All-Sky Survey (APASS) has reached a new milestone with its Data Release 10 (DR10). Approximately 128 million stars have been calibrated from 7 < V < 17 and in passbands B,V,u',g',r',i',z'. APASS is designed to provide calibrated photometry everywhere in the sky and for nearly all CCD images. Much like the catalogs such as UCAC or GAIA do for astrometry, APASS gives the ability to photometrically calibrate your data without having to resort to all-sky photometry. With DR10, the sky coverage is about 99%. There are still a few missing fields, primarily in the northern sky above declination 20 degrees.