Nice!
Response from developer
Thanks so much for the kind words and the support — really glad the app is useful to you. We're working hard to keep it sharp through Artemis II and beyond, so plenty more on the way.
Full of bugs
Click still running?
Don’t waste your time
Very inaccurate
Like I blew 5$ down the drain
Terrible delay
Really out of sync data
this is a beautiful app
Disappointing cash grab
Loved outbound tracking
After the last upgrade everything went well !
Outstanding!!!!!
Response from developer
Thank you so much — really glad you're enjoying it. Following this crew on their journey has been incredible, and we wanted the app to do it justice. More missions coming soon.
Awesome concept
**update/response:
The weather module is working now, but the re-entry data is not correct. Splashdown time is confirmed by NASA as 8:07pm EST Friday. Not 4:35pm Saturday like the app says.
Response from developer
Thank you — the concept is exactly what we're committed to delivering on. The "Decoding failed" error in the Space Weather module was a known bug in v1.1.0 and is fully resolved in v1.2.0, so please update if you haven't already. We also understand the frustration of paying for premium features that weren't working correctly at launch — that's on us, and we're sorry. More features that justify that purchase are coming in v2.0; reach out to us directly if you'd like to discuss your experience in the meantime.
Terrible
People update your scores
Terrible
Response from developer
Thank you for being here since launch — that genuinely means a lot. I understand the frustration with the paywall change. The main screen with live telemetry — distance, speed, and mission progress — is still free and always will be. Premium unlocks the detailed tracking view with additional data. I'm a solo developer and could have communicated that transition better. v2.0.1 also brings significant accuracy improvements, and I hope you'll give it another look.
Don’t upgrade to paid version
Update: “Could not load data: HTTP error 503” and they’re not allowing refunds. Buyer beware.
Response from developer
I'm truly sorry — you paid for something that didn't work, and that's on me. The 503 errors were caused by outages on NASA's API that my app failed to handle gracefully, which is a bug I should have caught before release. v2.0.1 includes a proper fallback so the app degrades cleanly instead of showing a cryptic error. Regarding the refund: Apple handles all purchases and refunds through their standard process at reportaproblem.apple.com — please don't hesitate to request one, and I fully support it given what you experienced.
Get the NASA App Instead
Response from developer
You're absolutely right that this is not an official NASA app — it's an independent third-party tracker, and that's stated in the app description. The data sync issues in v1.2.0 were real bugs: distance figures and mission phase display were incorrect, and v2.0.1 fixes both using JPL Horizons data for accurate positioning. Basic telemetry — distance, speed, and mission progress — remains free on the main screen. I understand if the NASA app better suits your needs, and I appreciate the honest feedback.
