GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking

Satellite Tracking

55 ratings
186 reviews
$9.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 22, 2008
  • March 16, 2021

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About

Track satellites in real-time on your Apple device. See when and where the International Space Station and other spacecraft, including SpaceX vehicles, are visible from anywhere. Also helps determine satellite dish orientation.

βœ“Real-time satellite tracking
βœ“Visibility predictions
βœ“SpaceX spacecraft tracking
βœ“Dish orientation tool
βœ“World map and sky views
βœ“Pass alerts
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What users say

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What's New in 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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User reviews

Crash found

I was browsing the satellites when one of the satellites had so many lines it crashed the app and It kept crashing the app

Do not waste your money

Every time I open app it seems to say server unavailable tracking and passes may not be accurate. The sky view is complete garbage and I don’t even understand how to use it. Also I wish it actually explained all the types of satellites. Seems like if u pay for a satellite app it should have lots of info.
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Space Junk

App is not updating all the selected satellites. All I get is the ISS and Amateur Radio. Waste of €10

Is this maintained any more?

Was a nice app but when I pulled it out recently it doesn’t appear to be updating the data for the satellites any more…

Excelente

Hasta el momento funciona excelente. CE4RWS

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Compass orientation issues on some devices

Bug

Passes not updating or disappearing

Bug

Crashes on newer iOS versions

Bug

Inability to update orbital data

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

Add Iridium flare predictions

Feature

Include uplink/downlink frequencies for amateur radio satellites

Feature

Implement 24/7 pass predictions (not just night)

Feature

Add ability to animate satellite tracking

Feature

Provide more zoom and customization options for maps

Feature

FAQ

What does GoSatWatch Satellite Tracking do?

This app provides real-time tracking of satellites, including the International Space Station and SpaceX spacecraft, on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. It shows you when and where these satellites will be visible from your location anywhere in the world.

What are the key features of GoSatWatch?

Key features include a world map view with orbit tracks, overhead sky track views, predictions for visible and 24-hour passes, pass alerts, and the ability to customize satellite sets. It also includes a tool to determine dish orientation for geostationary satellites.

How much does GoSatWatch cost?

The application is available for free. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices is GoSatWatch compatible with?

The app is designed for Apple devices, specifically iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. It requires occasional data network or WiFi access to update satellite orbital data.

Can I use this app to find SpaceX launches?

While the app tracks SpaceX spacecraft like Crew Dragon, Dragon CRS, and Starlink, its primary function is real-time tracking of their current positions and visibility. It does not specifically provide launch schedules or notifications.