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Track satellites, asteroids, and other celestial objects in real-time with a 3D map. See visible passes, get alerts, and explore the night sky with a planetarium view. Understand what's orbiting above and plan your stargazing.
What's New in PERIGEE
1.2.3
October 13, 2026
A refreshed App Store listing. The globe, pass predictions and alerts in PERIGEE update continuously, so improvements reach you without an app update.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
PERIGEE Pro Yearly
All Pro features — two months free vs monthly.
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FAQ
What is PERIGEE?
PERIGEE is a real-time 3D map that tracks over 19,000 satellites, debris fragments, the ISS, asteroids, and other celestial events. It helps you understand what is orbiting above you and when visible passes will occur.
Does PERIGEE have ads?
No, PERIGEE is ad-free. The description explicitly states 'No accounts, no ads, no tracking,' ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
What are the PERIGEE Pro subscription options?
PERIGEE Pro offers monthly ($1.99/month with a 3-day free trial), yearly ($14.99/year with a 3-day free trial), and a one-time Lifetime purchase. These unlock additional features like advanced alerts and time control.
How accurate are PERIGEE's satellite positions?
Positions are calculated from published orbital elements, not live telemetry. While PERIGEE provides precise predictions, actual visibility depends on factors like brightness, sunlight, weather, and obstructions.
Can I cancel my PERIGEE Pro subscription?
Yes, monthly and yearly subscriptions renew automatically but can be canceled anytime in the app's Settings. The Lifetime purchase is a one-time payment.
What devices is PERIGEE available on?
PERIGEE is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is PERIGEE updated?
The app was last updated on October 1, 2026, with version 1.2.2. This indicates regular updates to maintain functionality and data accuracy.
What data sources does PERIGEE use?
PERIGEE utilizes data from CelesTrak, NASA/JPL (CNEOS, Sentry, GIBS), Launch Library 2, Global Meteor Network, the Meteoritical Society, and OpenStreetMap.





