ISS Locator Hack 5.2.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Will Lyons
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 5.2.1
ID: com.googlatron.isslocator
Screenshots
Description
ISS Locator uses your current location to determine when the International Space Station or other satellites will pass over. The iPhone magnetometer is used to indicate which direction to look. The iphone gyroscope is used to indicate the altitude on the horizon where the ISS will appear. A countdown lets you know exactly when the sighting will begin as well as how long it will last. Sightings can added to the calendar or a notification can be set. An email describing the sighting can be sent to a friend.
ISS Locator is a great educational tool and a lot of fun to use.
Note: Location services MUST be enabled for this app to function. Please enable location services for ISS Locator in your Settings app.
Note: Only visible sightings are reported. Visible sightings happen at dawn and dusk. You can not see the ISS or any satellite in daylight or in total darkness.
Note: The Hubble Space Telescope orbit is tilted to the equator at an angle of 28.5 degrees, which means that it never travels farther north than 28.5 degrees N. latitude (the latitude of Cape Canaveral, Florida), or farther south than 28.5 degrees S. latitude (the approximate latitude of Brisbane, Australia).
Please rate this app if you like it.
Don't forget to tip.
ISS Locator is a great educational tool and a lot of fun to use.
Note: Location services MUST be enabled for this app to function. Please enable location services for ISS Locator in your Settings app.
Note: Only visible sightings are reported. Visible sightings happen at dawn and dusk. You can not see the ISS or any satellite in daylight or in total darkness.
Note: The Hubble Space Telescope orbit is tilted to the equator at an angle of 28.5 degrees, which means that it never travels farther north than 28.5 degrees N. latitude (the latitude of Cape Canaveral, Florida), or farther south than 28.5 degrees S. latitude (the approximate latitude of Brisbane, Australia).
Please rate this app if you like it.
Don't forget to tip.
Version history
5.2.1
2021-08-23
Bug fixes for iPad.
5.2
2020-08-28
X37B is back.
Envsat - New satellite added.
Tiangong2 - Removed satellite. No longer in orbit.
Envsat - New satellite added.
Tiangong2 - Removed satellite. No longer in orbit.
5.1.1
2020-02-22
Bug fixes and UI improvements.
5.1
2020-01-14
Dynamic type support.
Dark mode support.
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Dark mode support.
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
5.0
2018-04-13
Updated objects.
Updated info.
Free additional sightings.
Updated info.
Free additional sightings.
4.3
2017-11-22
iOS 11.
iPhone X
Dark Theme
iPhone X
Dark Theme
4.2
2017-03-03
Bug fixes.
4.1
2016-08-05
Bug fixes.
Magnitude appears in details screen.
Magnitude appears in details screen.
4.0.4
2016-04-30
Buy any in-app purchase and get the other 3 for free!
No more ads for upgraded users.
No more ads for upgraded users.
4.0.2
2016-01-06
iOS 9 compatible.
Fixed issue where the list of sightings was missing the first two sightings.
Other bug fixes and stability improvements.
Fixed issue where the list of sightings was missing the first two sightings.
Other bug fixes and stability improvements.
4.0.1
2015-05-27
** NOTE: There is a bug in the app which has been fixed and sent to Apple. It will be available as soon as it is reviewed by Apple in January. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The X37-B returns to orbit on May 20th 2015.
Minor problems fixed.
The X37-B returns to orbit on May 20th 2015.
Minor problems fixed.
4.0
2015-05-04
New simpler user experience.
Any in app purchase will remove all ads.
Bug fixes.
Any in app purchase will remove all ads.
Bug fixes.
3.3
2014-11-25
Bug fixes.
3.2
2014-10-28
Updated for iOS8 and iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 +
3.1
2014-04-21
In app purchases for the following satellites.
- Hubble Space Telescope
- North Korean Satellite
- Tiangong 1
- X-37B
New compass feature helps locate satellites.
- Hubble Space Telescope
- North Korean Satellite
- Tiangong 1
- X-37B
New compass feature helps locate satellites.
3.0
2014-04-01
In app Purchases.
Compass.
Compass.
2.5
2013-12-04
Fix parsing problems.
2.4
2013-10-30
Updated for iOS 7.
Fixed parsing defect.
Fixed parsing defect.
2.3
2013-05-29
Fix network error while requesting current location.
2.2
2013-05-15
Fix network error while retrieving sightings.
2.1
2013-02-11
Bug fixes.
Increase network efficiency.
Increase network efficiency.
2.0
2013-01-05
Its Universal. ISS Locator has been rewritten to support iPad and iPhone 5.
1.3
2011-07-19
Fix current ISS location view.
1.2
2011-05-02
Bug fix for iOS 4.
New feature: track current ISS location.
New feature: track current ISS location.
1.1
2011-03-22
Fix for daylight savings time.
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hubble Space Telescope (Hubble Space Telescope) |
Free |
EA405672780✱✱✱✱✱ | 6B1754C✱✱✱✱✱ |
| X-37B (Boeing X-37 Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV)) |
Free |
EA097717396✱✱✱✱✱ | F4958EF✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Tiangong 1 (China's first space station.) |
Free |
EA373995653✱✱✱✱✱ | 85B659A✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Tip Donation (Contribute to ongoing app development) |
Free |
EA435137766✱✱✱✱✱ | 86A6870✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Kwangmyŏngsŏng (North Korean Satellite Kwangmyŏngsŏng-3) |
Free |
EA179903453✱✱✱✱✱ | 916E106✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack ISS Locator
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download ISS Locator MOD APK
Request a Hack
Ratings
4 out of 5
4 Ratings
Reviews
Calileo11,
Love this app
I use it frequently, but please correct the spelling of “magnatude” to magnitude for the ISS. It’s driving me crazy. :-). Could access your email or website.
Fruit Kotora,
Working again!!!
Better than other ISS locator apps. Simplicity and elegance.
Wuebben Design,
NOT for iPad
iPhone app. Not very valuable for iPad users.
AstroPaul,
BROKEN!! Solid design, could be one if the best with a couple of changes!
No longer working!
Two big issues right off the bat-- it forces you to calibrate the compass on launch--a nuisance as one usually just wants to know what's up! The compass calibration should be required only when the user wants pointing help--NOT on launch!
Next, it requires that Location Services be on! It won't remember your location between sessions. That's ridiculous! Many of us don't want to keep Location Services on all the time -- and most astro apps learn your location and remember it! But not ISS Locator. I've deleted it, sad to say!
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Prior Review
Four improvements needed!
1. Bold the time, so that it stands out in the main list of passes.
2. Improve the display of specific passes. You should not have to tap to get the altitude and direction for each part--begin, max, or ends. That should be on one line for each of them. (There's no standard 12-hour time for max or end.)
3. Once it's learned your location, you should NOT need to have location services on! Other ISS apps remember your location and can still update passes.
4. Nor should you have to have wi-fi on to see the passes already downloaded!
Other than that, the app has great potential-- and its payment model--add another satellite Hubble e.g. for 99 cents is a decent one, although it has only 4 and no Iridium ones.
Two big issues right off the bat-- it forces you to calibrate the compass on launch--a nuisance as one usually just wants to know what's up! The compass calibration should be required only when the user wants pointing help--NOT on launch!
Next, it requires that Location Services be on! It won't remember your location between sessions. That's ridiculous! Many of us don't want to keep Location Services on all the time -- and most astro apps learn your location and remember it! But not ISS Locator. I've deleted it, sad to say!
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Prior Review
Four improvements needed!
1. Bold the time, so that it stands out in the main list of passes.
2. Improve the display of specific passes. You should not have to tap to get the altitude and direction for each part--begin, max, or ends. That should be on one line for each of them. (There's no standard 12-hour time for max or end.)
3. Once it's learned your location, you should NOT need to have location services on! Other ISS apps remember your location and can still update passes.
4. Nor should you have to have wi-fi on to see the passes already downloaded!
Other than that, the app has great potential-- and its payment model--add another satellite Hubble e.g. for 99 cents is a decent one, although it has only 4 and no Iridium ones.
Luchosoto,
Doesn't work at all!!
This app is a complete waste of money. Ever since I purchased it, it has never shown a list of upcoming ISS sightings in my area, when there actually have been , using other apps. FIX IT OR GIVE ME MY $ BACK!!
Hawaii Ken,
Does not work
I know the ISS is passing Hawaii tonight and this dumb app says it's not. This is a total waste of money.
