SatExplorer

Explore the Sky. Track Satellites in Real-Time. Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered: Is that moving dot the ISS? A Starlink satellite? Sat Explorer gives you the answer — in real time, right where you're standing. 🗺️ INTERACTIVE WORLD MAP (Main View) Start your exploration with a 2D global overview. See every satellite currently passing over your horizon in real-time. Live Tracking: Watch satellites move across the map as they fly over your location. Deep Zoom: Navigate from a global perspective down to street level. Detailed Data: Tap any satellite to see its name, altitude, speed, and precise rise/set zones. Trajectory: See the full orbital arc to know exactly where a satellite is headed. 🛰️ AUGMENTED REALITY VIEW Once you've found a satellite on the map, use the AR view to locate it in the physical sky. Visual Guide: Point your phone up to see exactly where the satellite is positioned relative to your horizon. Find with Ease: Perfect for estimating the correct direction (azimuth) and height (elevation) to spot satellites with your own eyes. Precision Overlay: Satellites are pinned to their true locations as you move and rotate your phone. Compass & Grid: Integrated tools help you stay oriented while scanning the sky. 📂 CATEGORIES & FILTERS Identify satellites at a glance with color-coding: 🔵 Space Stations (ISS, Tiangong & more) 🟡 Starlink (SpaceX constellation) 🟢 GPS (Global Positioning) 🟠 Navigation & Weather (BeiDou, GLONASS, OneWeb) ⚪ Other Active Satellites Toggle categories on or off to focus on what interests you. 📍 SMART LOCATION Automatic Positioning: Uses your location for instant, accurate tracking. Planning Mode: Set your location manually to any city worldwide to see what will be visible there later. 📶 WORKS OFFLINE No Internet Required: After the initial setup, the app works 100% offline. Ideal for stargazing in remote areas without cellular service. 🔒 PRIVACY & SIMPLICITY No Accounts: No sign-up or login required. No Subscriptions: One app, full access to all features. What’s Tracked? Over 5,000 active satellites, including all major constellations and space stations. We only show active satellites — no debris or clutter.