Explore Earth and space with live data. View aircraft, satellites, earthquakes, weather, and traffic cameras. Fly through the Solar System with beautiful native rendering and voice control.
1.0.6
October 23, 2026
• Fixed a crash when starting voice control while the microphone wasn't available (on a call, or with some Bluetooth audio). You now get a message instead. • New: a gentle heads-up when you turn on a resource-heavy layer with several others already running, with a one-tap way to turn the others off. Never a limit — just advice for older iPhones. • App Store listing now available in French and Spanish.
MorePlanetEar offers a live, God's-eye view of Earth and space. It allows users to watch real aircraft, track satellites, monitor earthquakes, check weather, view traffic cameras, and explore the Solar System.
Yes, PlanetEar is completely free to use. The app is built using free, openly-licensed public data and requires no account or sign-in.
No, PlanetEar does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to be private by architecture, with no tracking or analytics.
PlanetEar is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
The latest version of PlanetEar is 1.0.3, which was last updated on October 6, 2026. Updates are provided by the developer, Christopher Lewis Cox.
PlanetEar utilizes free, openly-licensed public data for all its features, including ADS-B flight traffic, USGS earthquake data, weather information, and public traffic camera feeds.
No, PlanetEar is for information and enjoyment only. The data provided is for general interest and must not be relied upon for navigation, aviation, emergency, or safety-critical use.
No, PlanetEar is private by architecture. There is no server to send your data to, no account, no sign-in, no analytics, and no tracking.
