Live Orbit - Satellite Tracker
Redefined Satellite Tracking
About
Explore orbital space with a beautiful 3D globe, plan satellite passes, and use AR mode to identify objects in the sky. Access detailed satellite data, space weather, launch information, and more. Designed for both casual users and space enthusiasts.
What's New in Live Orbit
1.1
August 28, 2026
• Larger text now reflows and scrolls more naturally across onboarding, Settings, sheets, and key controls. • Search and filters are more stable and restore reliably. • Watchlists are now free. • Pass flybys and Sky Mode interactions are smoother and clearer. • Privacy controls and open-source acknowledgements are easier to find.
MoreSubscription plans
Live Orbit Pro Monthly
Monthly access to Live Orbit Pro.
FAQ
Does Live Orbit have ads?
No, Live Orbit is completely ad-free, offering an uninterrupted experience for users interested in space exploration.
What devices does Live Orbit support?
Live Orbit is currently available on iPhone.
How often is Live Orbit updated?
The app was last updated on August 28, 2026, with version 1.1. Specific update frequency is not detailed but indicates ongoing development.
What is the age rating for Live Orbit?
Live Orbit has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in space.
What are the subscription options for Live Orbit Pro?
Live Orbit Pro offers a monthly subscription for $1.99 with a 7-day free trial, and a yearly subscription for $14.99, also with a 7-day free trial.
Can I cancel my Live Orbit Pro subscription?
Yes, users can cancel their Live Orbit Pro subscription at any time. Free trials typically convert to paid subscriptions unless canceled before the trial period ends.
How does Live Orbit's AR Mode work?
AR Mode allows you to point your phone towards the sky, and the app will overlay satellite information and trajectories in real-time, helping you identify objects.
What kind of space data does Live Orbit provide?
Live Orbit provides data on live satellites, visible passes, launches, space weather, reentries, and orbital events, along with radio observation recordings.