Subpoint: ISS Atlas

Subpoint: ISS Atlas

Live tracker, crew & research

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$0.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2026
  • July 8, 2026

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Track the International Space Station's live location, view crew profiles, and explore daily activities and research experiments. Discover when the ISS will be visible from your location and delve into the station's history.

Live ISS tracking
Pass predictions
Astronaut profiles
Daily crew activities
Research experiment details
3D module viewer
Expedition history
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What's New in Subpoint

1.4.2

July 8, 2026

New: • Subpoint now speaks German - the app, its content and global search are fully bilingual. • AR mode - point your phone at the sky and see the ISS and its pass over your live camera. • Live station telemetry - real-time readings with trends and detail views, compact readings on module pages, all reachable from search. • Research Focus gains a discipline lens - jump straight into a discipline's day-by-day activity. Improved: • A much smoother globe - scrubbing, tracking, battery use. • Faster feed with right-sized images, pull-to-refresh on more tabs. • Better VoiceOver, large text and error recovery everywhere. Fixed: • Pass times now tell visible passes from eclipsed and daylight ones. • Repeated reminders for the same pass, double-taps opening screens twice, and more.

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User reviews

Great App for all fans of the ISS

Subpoint: ISS Atlas is an impressive app for anyone passionate about the International Space Station and space exploration. The user interface is clean, modern, and intuitive, making it easy to navigate from the very first use.

Response from developer

Hi GenzoW11, thank you so much for your awesome feedback. It means alot. Keep enjoying Subpoint! Max

FAQ

What is Subpoint?

Subpoint is an application that provides live tracking of the International Space Station, detailed crew information, and an atlas of ongoing research experiments. It aims to offer more than just a map position, delving into the daily life and scientific endeavors aboard the ISS.

How does Subpoint track the ISS?

Subpoint uses precise orbit computation from current TLE (Two-Line Element) data to show the International Space Station's location in real time. This data is sourced from reputable providers like Celestrak and Space-Track.

Can Subpoint tell me when to see the ISS?

Yes, Subpoint offers pass predictions, allowing you to find out when the ISS will be visible from your sky with the naked eye. Your location data is kept private and never leaves your device.

What kind of information is available about the ISS crew?

For every astronaut on the station, Subpoint provides a full profile including their mission, agency, biography, total time in space, and number of spacewalks. This information is linked to daily activities and research.

Does Subpoint have ads?

No, Subpoint is designed to be ad-free. The app emphasizes a clean user experience with no advertisements, tracking, or clutter, allowing users to focus on the ISS information.

What is the price of Subpoint?

Subpoint is available for a one-time purchase of $0.99. This grants you access to all its features without any recurring fees or in-app purchases.

What devices does Subpoint support?

Currently, Subpoint is supported on iPhones. The app is designed with a beautiful interface to cater to ISS enthusiasts on Apple's mobile devices.

How often is Subpoint updated?

The latest version of Subpoint is 1.2.0, and it was last updated on June 26, 2026. Updates typically include refinements to orbital data, new research information, and improvements to the user interface.