OrbitRadar

OrbitRadar

Live 3D satellite tracker

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Released
July 15, 2026
Updated
October 13, 2026

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OrbitRadar turns your iPhone and iPad into a live window on the sky. Watch 15,000+ real satellites orbit a photorealistic 3D Earth in real time — from the same orbital data mission controllers use. • LIVE 3D GLOBE — Spin a beautiful day-and-night Earth and watch the whole satellite swarm move in real time. • EVERY SATELLITE — The full active catalog: Starlink, the ISS, GPS, weather and science craft, each on its true orbit. • TAP ANYTHING — Live altitude, speed, position, orbit details, operator and country for any object. • AR SKY VIEW — Point your device at the sky and see what's passing overhead right now. • CINEMATIC MODE — Sit back and let an auto-director fly you between the coolest objects. • BEYOND EARTH — Track the James Webb Space Telescope, Voyager 1 & 2, and even the Tesla Roadster ("Starman") out by the planets. • THE SOLAR SYSTEM — Explore the planets, moons and Sun at their real positions in the sky. • PRIVATE BY DESIGN — No account, no ads, no tracking. Works offline. Whether you want to catch the Space Station overhead tonight or just watch the sky come alive, OrbitRadar makes satellite tracking effortless and beautiful.
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What's New in OrbitRadar

1.5.1

October 13, 2026

Cleaner, sharper and easier to use: • All map buttons are now the same size and neatly lined up • Explore is reorganised into clear sections: Live now, Beyond Earth and Discover • Satellites are bigger and easier to tap • Rockets have realistic engine flames and lighting • Moon mode shows the whole Moon, with lunar orbiters on visible orbits • Search finds the ISS, Hubble and Tiangong first • Many small text and layout fixes

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