GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

Satellite Tracking

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Version History of GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

5.3

March 16, 2021

- Alternate ISS orbital data server - iOS updates - Darkmode updates - Option to share pass alerts to calendar - SpaceX spacecraft images and information updated - Starlink satellites added - New Debris icon - Https used by default - Iridium flares removed (sad to see them go!) - Increased maximum number of notifications - Bug fixes Have a special satellite you want added? Please contact support to explore how we can get it into the app for you.

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5.2

March 11, 2021

- Alternate ISS orbital data server - iOS updates - Darkmode updates - Option to share pass alerts to calendar - SpaceX spacecraft images and information updated - Starlink satellites added - New Debris icon - Https used by default - Iridium flares removed (sad to see them go!) - Increased maximum number of notifications - Bug fixes Have a special satellite you want added? Please contact support to explore how we can get it into the app for you.

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5.1

March 6, 2021

- Alternate ISS orbital data server - iOS updates - Darkmode updates - Option to share pass alerts to calendar - SpaceX spacecraft images and information updated - Starlink satellites added - New Debris icon - Https used by default - Iridium flares removed (sad to see them go!) Have a special satellite you want added? Please contact support to explore how we can get it into the app for you.

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5.0

December 4, 2017

- iOS 11 updates - iPhone X support - Battery status indication - Cache to reduce network data usage - Bug fixes

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4.3

September 10, 2017

- Added ground track, footprint and orbit color preferences for world view Some people are reporting with the iOS 11 update that the passes list gets stuck updating when the app is first launched. A work around is to switch to another tab and return the passes list. Working on an update to address this as soon as possible. Please contact gosatwatch_support @ gosoftworks.com if you still see problems after the iOS 11 update.

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4.2

August 16, 2017

- Bug fixes

4.1

June 5, 2017

- Bug fixes including multiple notifications bug - Improved device motion tracking - Option to display NORAD catalog number with name - Option to not automatically select new satellites - Increased Earth map resolution - Changed viewing location icon - Added satellite information button to pass details sky view - Updated satellite information database - Updated compass geomagnetic model - Centre view on viewing location on startup - iOS updates

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4.0

September 6, 2016

- Updated look - New icon based on the first satellite Sputnik - Native support for newer devices - Added world view tracking controls - New side orbit tracking view - iOS updates - Multi-day passes list - Built in satellite information database - High resolution images of popular satellites - NASA and wikipedia links For support please see help web site as we are unable to respond directly to App Store comments.

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3.2

September 16, 2013

Currently the sky view motion control is not working properly with the new iPhone 6s and 6s plus. This will be fixed with the next update. In the mean time motion control can be turned off in the preferences for manual control. A recent review incorrectly states that the location is always tracked the background. Location is only used when the app is first started to correctly set the sky view and is then turned off to save power. Due to recent iOS security changes any app not updated for iOS 8 or later will default to showing location "Always" even if it is not always used.

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3.1

August 25, 2013

Version 3.1 - Bug fixes Version 3.0 - Iridium flares with notifications - AOS/LOS/Flare time in status bar - NTP time synchronization - Selection of alert sounds - Start of pass sound - iOS 6 updates - Retina display updates - Satellite images added: Dragon, Orbcomm, Globalstar, Tiangong, Shenzhou - Satellite azimuth and elevation now shown in iPad world view - Bug fixes

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Price History of GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

Description of GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

Real time satellite tracking on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Find out when and where any satellite including the international space station can be seen from any location in the world. Easily identify satellites seen in the sky with real time tracking. SpaceX spacecraft Crew Dragon, Dragon CRS and Starlink included. Can also be used to accurately determine dish orientation for geostationary satellites using iPhone GPS location. Features: - World map view with orbit track - Overhead sky track view - Visible and 24 hour pass predictions - Pass alerts - Supports landscape or portrait orientation - One touch orbit data update - Customizable satellite sets - Easy setup using Apple location or city list * Requires occasional data network or WiFi access to update satellite orbital data. See web site for more information.
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GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking: FAQ

Is the software for GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking compatible with iPads?

Yes, GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking can support iPad devices.

Who is responsible for the creation of the GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking app?

GoSoftWorks Development Co. is the developer of GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking.

What is the lowest iOS version that GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking can run on?

Your iOS device must have at least iOS 9.3 installed to use the app.

How does the app rank among users?

The rating of 3.7 out of 5 that GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking has received from users is not great but not terrible either.

What is the category of the GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking app?

Gosatwatch Satellite Tracking Relates To The Reference App Genre.

What is the latest GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking version?

The current version of the GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking app is 5.3.

When was the most recent GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking update released?

GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking updated its app on September 29, 2024.

When did the app first launch?

The release date of the app was February 5, 2023.

What is the recommended age for the GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking app?

This app is rated for ages 4 and up, and contains only family-friendly content.

What languages are available on GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking?

The following list of languages is supported by the GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking app: English.

Does Apple Arcade provide access to GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking for its subscribers?

No, GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking is not featured on Apple Arcade.

Can users make in-app purchases in GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking?

Unfortunately, users cannot make in-app purchases within GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking.

Does GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking provide support for Apple Vision Pro?

No, GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking does not provide support for Apple Vision Pro.

Does GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking incorporate ads within the app?

No, GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking does not incorporate ads within the app.

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Reviews of GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

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  • Please fix

    This app has recently started saying the wrong times of the iss going over.

    Waited for it to pass this app claimed it was right over head but 2 other apps claimed it wasn’t visible for another 6 hours.

    I used to be able to view it accurately. This has a better interface and set up than the other apps but I’m forced to use those now. Not happy after paying full whack for it
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    Developer Response

    The app may be having trouble downloading the orbital data updates for some reason. Check the satellite group details for when the orbital data was updated last and for any network connection problem messages which can provide an indication of what the problem is. Please contact support directly so we can help investigate the issue further.
  • If I could change one thing…

    This is a terrific app for chasing amateur radio satellites. I love the globe feature which allows a visualization of the footprint as the satellite travels. The AR sky map is also extremely helpful for pointing the antenna. One minor complaint is that every once in awhile, I open the app to find several satellites added to the “passes” list that I did not select. It’s no big deal to de-select them from the “satellites” list. A major problem for me is that the “passes” list reloads every time I return from a different part of the app, or from another app altogether, such as a web browser. It makes planning satellite ops frustrating, because the hang time for reloading can be up to thirty seconds. It sounds trivial now that I’m typing, but when I’m checking transponder schedules or the AMSAT status page on a bird from the upcoming passes list, when I return to GoSatWatch “passes” page, I have to wait for it to reload all over again, which can be especially aggravating when I had scrolled quite a ways down the list, perhaps as far ahead as the next morning or afternoon. I have found the information provided by this app to be very accurate. I’m not sure I could work the birds without it. GoSatWatch is absolutely worth the cost.
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    Developer Response

    Hi, thanks for the feedback. By default the app adds newly detected satellites to the selected list. This can be turned off from Settings > Orbital Elements > Amateur Radio > Select newly detected satellites to Off. The app also by default attempts to download the latest orbital data each time the app is opened which forces the recalculation of passes with the updated orbital data. This can be turned off in the app Settings > Preferences > Auto Update to off. This will prevent the re-calculation of passes but you will then have to remember to manually update the orbital data from the Satellites screen from time to time. Once a day in most cases is more than sufficient. Passes will still be re-calculated if you change any selection that would impact the pass calculations.
  • Finally, this one is the one

    I was very skeptical at first for it shows the last developer activity seen on the app was two years ago, and then it being $9.99 …I was almost certain this was a mistake… I was wrong. No lie, his is actually the most solid app for satellite tracking. I’ve been using these apps for years and not one comes remotely close to this app layout/design.. Maybe Heavens Above(which is not available on the iOS App Store any longer), but this is actually better. Well done! Now I get to delete the several sat tracking apps I’ve been using.
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