Satellite Tracker by Star Walk
October 17, 2025
More About Satellite Tracker by Star Walk
Main features of Satellite Tracker:
✔️️ A collection of outstanding satellites with core info about them
✔️️ Simple and easy to use satellite finder and tracker in real time
✔️ Satellite flyby timer for astronomy enthusiasts
✔️ Starlink satellite tracker
✔️ Pass predictions
✔️ Hand-picked passes
✔️ Location choice
✔️ Satellites live view in real time in the sky
✔️ Fly-with-satellite view
✔️ Satellite orbit over the Earth
This satellite viewer app includes: International Space Station (ISS), Starlink Satellites, SpaceX Crew Dragon (Dragon 2), ADEOS II, Ajisai, Akari, ALOS, Aqua, Envisat, ERBS, Genesis I, Genesis II, Hubble Space Telescope, Resurs - DK No.1, Seasat, and other satellites.*
Where is the ISS right now? Can it be seen from Earth? How to find and track Starlink satellites in the sky? Get the answers with Satellite Tracker app.
From the developers of famous astronomical app Star Walk, winner of the Apple Design Award 2010, loved by more than 10 million users around the world.
How to use this satellite viewer app?
Select any satellite from the list and see its current location in the sky in real time or track satellite live orbiting the Earth. Don’t miss the satellites as they pass over your location - use flyby timer and see how much time left before the next flyby of ISS or other satellite.
Get precise predictions when a visible satellite will be in the sky above your location. The alert will let you know that in few minutes the ISS or other satellite will start moving across the sky. Open the app and follow the directions where to look. The list of passes lets you set any alert (one or more) for the satellite's pass you’d like to witness.
Choose fly-with-satellite view and enjoy the 3D image of the satellite flying over the Earth with the real speed and location. While flying explore the detailed 3D model of the satellite.
Want to find satellites overhead in the sky in real time by yourself? Follow the special pointer and see the light of the flying satellite over your location. With our satellite finder identifying satellites is really easy.
Choose either to determine your location automatically, set it manually from the list or enter the coordinates. Your location is marked with a pin on Earth so you can see where you are in relation to the moving satellite, see for yourself.
You will have great fun finding and tracking satellites with our satellite viewer app. This can be also a great educational activity for kids.
*The ISS is available by default. Other satellites are available when subscribed.
The app contains ads which can be removed with a subscription.
With SATELLITES LIVE you get instant ad-free access to tracking satellites live orbiting over Earth and in the sky, the timer for the next appearance, and alerts about the nearest flybys.
SATELLITES LIVE is a renewable subscription with 1-week FREE trial that gives you access to content from within the app on an ongoing basis. At the end of each subscription duration (1 month), the subscription will automatically renew until you choose to cancel it and your account will be charged for renewal 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Users can manage their subscriptions in the Google Play store.
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Never miss satellites passing by in the sky with Satellite Tracker app!
Latest Version
1.4.8
October 17, 2025
Vito Technology
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Android
2,864,034
Free
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User Reviews
Myphone
1 month ago
Only ISS is tracked. All the satellites from the list are locked. You need to pay to unlock them. So it's ISS tracker - not satellite tracker.
Ron Henry
1 month ago
It would work good, but randomly, ads lock it until you've wasted a minute or two watching them. Aggravating as hell.
Douglas Tracy
1 week ago
it's great, if you like to watch the ISS fly over at night. the solar panels have to be facing the sun so you will see the reflection.
S.
4 months ago
Installed as I wascurious about a wiggling satelite near me.Thought this could tell me the name of it, but I didn't manage to find anything else than the ISS position. Couldn't figure out how to see satelites. So have to disagree that it's intuitive. I am, however, giving it 4 stars because they made it super easy to unsubscribe in-app which is rare! So yes, 4 stars for being supertransparent about the unsubscribing, and ISS was nowhere near.-1 for not being intuitive. wish u thebest
Dr. Wz
1 month ago
my apologies, I could not see the x on the top right to close the start free trial. upgrade to 3 stars for your reply and having a basic version. Now I am in the basic version. Correct me if I am wrong, but it will only yell me when ISIS is overhead on the free version? I do see the other page with the satellite names but not on the map.
Jeff Foster
2 weeks ago
Hard to navigate. Can't zoom up on your location. Can't turn on all satellites on their list (limit must be about 30?). Says satellite is passing currently, but says that when a satellite isn't going to pass any closer than 500 miles.
Charles Cain
3 years ago
This is a subscription service, which is not disclosed in the description. The description says "contains ads" which implies that it is an advertisement supported service. The reference to "in app purchases" is usually used for optional purchases. It doesn't say that you are REQUIRED to make a purchase of a subscription or it doesn't work.
Indica Unicorn
5 years ago
False advertising. Should be made to put (7 day trial with auto-renewing subscription) or maybe just flat out slap a price tag on that thing. I'm not going to risk my credit or debit card for the 7 day trial whether it is refunded or not, which at that rate, should be if you cancel anyway. Either call it what it is, a gimmick paid hunk of nothing, or make it free like is implied with the lack of price tag.
Jerry Dewey
2 years ago
This app is fantastic! I've always wanted to see the ISS, but those reporting its location never accurately describe it. This app will tell you when it rises, then switch the mode and point your phone at it. I watch it all the time now. And there are literally thousands of satellites available to track. 99 cents a month, what a great deal.
Rodney Spencer
1 year ago
Great app. Downloaded it so I can point camera at a passing light in the night sky and see whether it's a satellite, like sky map (stars) and flight tracker (airplanes). My zone has 10 more visible satellites than max allowed so I didn't keep the subscription. If they expand this limit I would pay for this app because it is awesome to notice those little guys and then see what they are, and only $1/mo. Please expand the limit if possible, and let me know. Thanks!
Terron Vawter
11 months ago
Never really even got to play with the app because I'm not paying a monthly subscription. I bought the lifetime subscription with all the add-ons for their Star Walk 2 app, so I'm not opposed to buying apps. I'm just not doing a subscription model. The interface, from what I saw, did look nice and you can track ISS to start.
Corvus
2 years ago
Not very useful Upon downloading the app, there's only an option to view the iss without paying money. And I know for sure that there are ways to view sattelites for free, it's just convenient to use an app so I don't have to manually type in coordinates. I would suggest making the sattelites that use open source api free, and then have the extra features be paid. Makes a lot more sense than to sell something that's free.
nick gierke
2 years ago
so far the satellite live option doesn't work even after doing the subscription. I'm about to cancel... Edit: cancelled subscription. Does not work. Edit 2: Thanks for the feedback. I am too busy to hunt down solutions for something that isn't working at time of purchase. I just want something that works. This is why it is important for devs to have QC procedures put in place to test production before initial release.
Jeff Leja
1 year ago
App description is misleading. You are expected to enter payment info and/or subscribe just to test the app. There is no way to see if the app works without paying/subscribing. If the app works as they claim, it absolutely would be worth the subscription. But with so many bad apps out there, I'm not subscribing for a "free trial" just to see if the app is worth it. It is also none of your business what other apps I have installed. Why require that permission for "marketing"?
Sven Nettles
2 years ago
Love this app! Not sure why the negative reviews. Interface is beautiful and very intuitive. I camp a lot in the remote Utah desert and it's so fun to see which satellites are passing by overhead! Absolutely love it! I click "track" on all my favourite satellites and can track them anytime it's so fun! Price is cheap honestly, $.99/mo. One time buy would be cool, but I understand there's probably recurring fees and work that goes into maintaining the app. Super fun and I use it a lot!
A Google user
6 years ago
Needs to add many more satellites, rocket bodies, etc. The tracking is much easier than Heavens Above, but Heavens above will have a new object of some kind every minute or two, while this one may only track half a dozen all night. Also, intensities (brightness) should be listed. The bones of this app are good, but needs a lot more meat.
Nick Gosnell
3 years ago
I got the free version for the ISS (which we were able to see) and then got the paid version for the rest of the satellites. Unfortunately, we were never able to see any other satellites that this app claimed to track. We were once in a low light area and saw several satellites but this tracker didn't acknowledge any of them. Also the only time it gave notifications were during daylight hours. I had high hopes but was very disappointed. If they can fix these issues it would be a great app.
Justin Winger
3 years ago
Apparently this is a subscription. No mention of that when I downloaded it (unless it was buried in pages of EULAs or something). Thank goodness for Google giving me a heads-up that I would be charged. Also, the app doesn't really do much. The only satellite visible was the ISS. The others either weren't there or weren't visible. Meanwhile there were tons of satellites visible overhead that the app didn't know about. Save your money.
Blaise LaMay 1st
11 months ago
My phone is calibrated and my location is correct. I used to be able to track the ISS with no problems. I could use the app to see when it was passing over. However, since I paid for the subscription, the app is inaccurate. For the past couple of months, I haven't been able to see one single satellite or the ISS pass over. I have a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra phone. I'm definitely ready to cancel my subscription.
Scott Albers
4 months ago
How about telling me BEFORE I download the app that after a free trial period, I have to pay for it? Nope. Not a word about being a free trial of a paid app. A single mention all the way near the end of a 5 page product description is rather disingenuous don't you think? You are correct about it being in there so, my apologies, though you may want to consider saying it in the first line or two. Maybe even in the title.
