PERIGEE: Satellite Tracker

PERIGEE: Satellite Tracker

ISS, Starlink, Asteroids, Sky

3 ratings
1 review
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 10, 2026
  • October 1, 2026

Features

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See what is orbiting above you — and understand what you're looking at. PERIGEE is a real-time 3D map of everything near Earth: 19,000+ satellites and debris fragments, the ISS, close asteroid approaches, atmospheric fireballs, rocket launches and freshly fallen meteorites. Set your location and SKY shows what is crossing your sky right now and the next pass you can actually see. No accounts, no ads, no tracking. FREE - The next visible passes over your location, with time, direction and height - One free alert before the best visible Space Station pass, on nights there is one - SKY VIEW: a full-sky planetarium — point your phone and browse the real sky - Live 3D globe of 19,000+ tracked objects, propagated in real time - Tap anything: orbit, altitude, speed, size, plain-language explanation - Search any satellite, asteroid or launch - Close asteroid approaches, fireballs, launch schedule, the Moon, aurora ovals, day/night line PERIGEE PRO — monthly, yearly, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. New subscribers get a free trial: 3 days on Monthly, 7 days on Yearly. - Alerts before every visible ISS and Tiangong pass, plus rocket launches, fireball reports and close asteroid flybys - Find in Sky: point your phone and spot a satellite overhead - Time control: warp, reverse, scrub, jump to any date - Guided tours and replays: ride one ISS orbit, replay Chelyabinsk, watch an ascent - Meteorite Fall Watch: fireballs likely to have dropped meteorites, with a search corridor - Daily Earth: yesterday's whole planet in real satellite photos, updated every day (NASA GIBS) - Debris layer (2,600+ fragments), full 24-hour pass schedule, Open in Maps Positions are calculated from published orbital elements, not live telemetry. An object being overhead is not a promise you will see it: brightness, sunlight, darkness, weather and obstructions all matter. PERIGEE tells you which passes are lit and visible. Data sources: CelesTrak, NASA/JPL (CNEOS, Sentry, GIBS), Launch Library 2, Global Meteor Network (CC BY 4.0), the Meteoritical Society, OpenStreetMap. PERIGEE is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA. Monthly and Yearly renew automatically; cancel anytime in Settings. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. Privacy policy: https://perigee.earth/privacy.html — Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in PERIGEE

1.2.2

October 1, 2026

What’s new since the last update: • The Space Station’s next pass you can actually see, even when it’s days away: the date, the time, where to look and how high it climbs. • Better pass predictions: PERIGEE now finds passes where the station fades into Earth’s shadow partway across. • PERIGEE Pro now comes monthly, yearly or as a one-time Lifetime purchase. Pro members can see their membership in Settings. • Fireball reports now say where they happened, in plain words. • The daily photo of Earth in PERIGEE Pro is now called Daily Earth (it used to say LIVE), so it isn’t confused with the live satellite view.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

PERIGEE Pro Yearly

All Pro features — two months free vs monthly.

$14.991 Year
3 Days trial
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User reviews

Starlink tracker

Just downloaded this and I love it. It shows me where the Starlink satellites are all over the world in real time, which helps me understand when I'll get a better connection. I also like that it shows which satellites are coming down soon. Easy to use, looks great, and it's fun to explore. Highly recommend for anyone curious about what's overhead. Five stars!
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