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Explore a live, 3D map of over 14,000 satellites orbiting Earth in real-time. Discover upcoming visible passes, identify objects in the sky with augmented reality, and learn about each satellite's orbit and history.
1.1
October 30, 2026
Hello, Satellite Tracker. Version 1.0: the live globe with 14,000 satellites, filters by constellation and nation, Tonight's Sky visible passes with alerts, AR sky view, orbit rings and 600× time-warp. Look up!
MoreSatellite Tracker displays over 14,000 satellites in real-time, including Starlink constellations, GPS satellites, the ISS, Tiangong, and even spent rocket stages and debris. You can filter these by constellation or nation.
Yes, Satellite Tracker provides 'Tonight's Sky' information, showing sunlit passes over your location with rise direction, peak height, and duration. You can also set alerts 10 minutes before a pass.
The AR mode allows you to point your phone at the real sky, and it will draw satellites on your camera feed. You can pick a specific satellite, like the ISS, and follow the on-screen arrow to find its exact position.
Yes, the app works fully offline with a bundled catalog of satellite data. It connects to the internet to provide live orbital elements when available.
For each satellite, you can tap on its dot to view its altitude, speed, period, inclination, and its full orbit ring. You can also search for specific objects by name.
Satellite Tracker has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users interested in learning about space and satellites. The app is free and does not contain ads or in-app purchases.
The latest version of Satellite Tracker is 1.1, which was last updated on October 30, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the developer actively maintains the application.
Satellite Tracker is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to leverage the capabilities of these Apple platforms for an optimal user experience.