Orbitrack Hack 2.6 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Southern Stars Group, LLC
Category: Reference
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.6
ID: com.southernstars.SatelliteSafari2
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Description
Orbitrack is a brand-new, Augmented-and-Virtual-Reality satellite tracker and spaceflight simulator! It's your pocket guide to the thousands of spacecraft in orbit around our home planet.
1) More than 5000 spacecraft, including all active satellites, classified military satellites, the International Space Station, and SpaceX's Starlink communication satellites.
2) Rich new graphics, rewritten using Apple's Metal graphics API, show atmospheric effects, city lights on Earth’s night side, and highly-detailed 3D satellite models.
3) Voice-controlled Virtual Reality mode that works with any smartphone VR viewer. iPhone only.
4) A true "augmented reality" mode that helps you find satellites in the sky by blending the sky chart with video from your phone's camera. Works with Orbit and Satellite views too!
5) Radio frequency data for amateur radio satellites.
6) Updated descriptions for hundreds of spacecraft. Every satellite now has a description from n2yo.com.
7) Supports the latest Apple hardware and software: iPhone 13, iPad Pro, and iOS 15. Check the Mac App Store for our MacOS version!
8) Requires at least iPhone 6 or iPad Air with 64-bit processor and iOS 12 or later.
9) New sound effects and ambient background music.
10) New Time Flow controls let you easily set the date and time, and animate the view.
If you're new to Orbitrack, here's what it can do:
• Track thousands of satellites. Orbitrack will tell you when spacecraft pass overhead, show you where to find them in the sky, and let you track them across the planet.
• Teach you about the International Space Station, Starlink, and hundreds of other satellites in orbit, with comprehensive mission descriptions.
• Show the view from any satellite, and see the Earth from orbit just as the “bird” sees it! Orbitrack includes detailed 3D models for dozens of satellites – see them up close from any angle!
• Stay on top of the space race. Orbitrack updates its satellite data from n2yo.com and celestrak.com every hour. When new spacecraft are launched, maneuver into new orbits, or fall back into the atmosphere, Orbitrack shows you what’s happening up there, right now.
Orbitrack isn’t just powerful – it’s incredibly easy to use! You don’t need an aerospace degree to become an expert satellite tracker. Orbitrack puts advanced capabilities at your fingertips, with the same intuitive touch interface you use every day.
The new VR mode is an out-of-this-world experience. Become an astronaut without ever leaving Planet Earth!
And if that’s not enough, Orbitrack includes detailed, built-in Help – and expert, responsive technical support.
1) More than 5000 spacecraft, including all active satellites, classified military satellites, the International Space Station, and SpaceX's Starlink communication satellites.
2) Rich new graphics, rewritten using Apple's Metal graphics API, show atmospheric effects, city lights on Earth’s night side, and highly-detailed 3D satellite models.
3) Voice-controlled Virtual Reality mode that works with any smartphone VR viewer. iPhone only.
4) A true "augmented reality" mode that helps you find satellites in the sky by blending the sky chart with video from your phone's camera. Works with Orbit and Satellite views too!
5) Radio frequency data for amateur radio satellites.
6) Updated descriptions for hundreds of spacecraft. Every satellite now has a description from n2yo.com.
7) Supports the latest Apple hardware and software: iPhone 13, iPad Pro, and iOS 15. Check the Mac App Store for our MacOS version!
8) Requires at least iPhone 6 or iPad Air with 64-bit processor and iOS 12 or later.
9) New sound effects and ambient background music.
10) New Time Flow controls let you easily set the date and time, and animate the view.
If you're new to Orbitrack, here's what it can do:
• Track thousands of satellites. Orbitrack will tell you when spacecraft pass overhead, show you where to find them in the sky, and let you track them across the planet.
• Teach you about the International Space Station, Starlink, and hundreds of other satellites in orbit, with comprehensive mission descriptions.
• Show the view from any satellite, and see the Earth from orbit just as the “bird” sees it! Orbitrack includes detailed 3D models for dozens of satellites – see them up close from any angle!
• Stay on top of the space race. Orbitrack updates its satellite data from n2yo.com and celestrak.com every hour. When new spacecraft are launched, maneuver into new orbits, or fall back into the atmosphere, Orbitrack shows you what’s happening up there, right now.
Orbitrack isn’t just powerful – it’s incredibly easy to use! You don’t need an aerospace degree to become an expert satellite tracker. Orbitrack puts advanced capabilities at your fingertips, with the same intuitive touch interface you use every day.
The new VR mode is an out-of-this-world experience. Become an astronaut without ever leaving Planet Earth!
And if that’s not enough, Orbitrack includes detailed, built-in Help – and expert, responsive technical support.
Version history
2.6
2022-03-09
- Ability to show country borders on Orbit, Ground, Satellite views.
- Ability to select time increments of 10 seconds and 10 minutes for animation.
- Ability to show or stop Earth rotation in Orbit and Ground views.
- Ability to show satellite visibility circle in Orbit and Satellite views.
- Virtual Reality mode in landscape is no longer enabled by default in new installations.
- Fix inability to load startup announcements due to insecure http URL
- Removed double-top-to-center-satellite functionality.
- Removed Flurry Analytics.
- Ability to select time increments of 10 seconds and 10 minutes for animation.
- Ability to show or stop Earth rotation in Orbit and Ground views.
- Ability to show satellite visibility circle in Orbit and Satellite views.
- Virtual Reality mode in landscape is no longer enabled by default in new installations.
- Fix inability to load startup announcements due to insecure http URL
- Removed double-top-to-center-satellite functionality.
- Removed Flurry Analytics.
2.5.2
2020-11-26
1) Support for MacOS 10.15 (Catalina) and MacOS 11 (Big Sur).
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
6) Fixes problems with Settings popup view on iPads and Macs.
7) Now allows 360-degree-wide maps in Ground Track view.
8) On iPad, selecting a new satellite in Search or satellite lists now takes effect instantly.
9) On iPad, changing any settings switch now takes effect instantly.
10) Improved contrast between Earth's day and night sides.
11) Fixed some typos in Help and satellite info.
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
6) Fixes problems with Settings popup view on iPads and Macs.
7) Now allows 360-degree-wide maps in Ground Track view.
8) On iPad, selecting a new satellite in Search or satellite lists now takes effect instantly.
9) On iPad, changing any settings switch now takes effect instantly.
10) Improved contrast between Earth's day and night sides.
11) Fixed some typos in Help and satellite info.
2.5.1
2020-11-17
1) Support for MacOS 10.15 (Catalina) and MacOS 11 (Big Sur).
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
6) Fixes problems with Settings popup view on iPads and Macs.
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
6) Fixes problems with Settings popup view on iPads and Macs.
2.5
2020-11-16
1) Support for MacOS 10.15 (Catalina) and MacOS 11 (Big Sur).
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
2) Support for iOS 14 and iPhone 12.
3) On iPad, the Search, Settings, Info, and Help views now appear in popup windows to avoid blocking the screen.
4) Uses Apple's new Metal 3D graphics API instead of OpenGL - a big graphics performance improvement!
5) Securely downloads satellite data using HTTPS connections.
2.4.1
2020-05-25
1) Fix rendering problem with Dragon spacecraft model.
2) Fix problem with black text on black background in Search bar when iOS appearance is "Light" mode.
2) Fix problem with black text on black background in Search bar when iOS appearance is "Light" mode.
2.4
2020-05-12
1) Orbitrack now updates its satellite data every hour of every every day to keep up with the rapid launches and orbital changes of the Starlink satellite constellation.
2) Support for iPhone 11, XR, SE, and iOS 13.
3) New satellite constellations: OneWeb, Planet, and Spire. New descriptions for these constellations, and for the Starlink constellation.
4) New “Show Satellite Names” switch in Sky view. Fix for satellites sometimes failing to be labelled in Sky View.
5) Fix for amateur radio satellite frequencies not appearing on startup under certain conditions.
6) Fix for search text appearing black on dark gray background when phone UI is in Light mode.
7) Fix for for being unable to select Year, Month, or Day in Time Flow controls.
8) In Ground Track view, show popup explaining why Motion sensors cannot be enabled, with solution (switch to a different view!)
9) Sadly, Iridium Flare predictions have been removed. As iridium de-orbits the old Iridium Block-1 satellites which caused these flares, it is no longer possible to predict them reliably.
2) Support for iPhone 11, XR, SE, and iOS 13.
3) New satellite constellations: OneWeb, Planet, and Spire. New descriptions for these constellations, and for the Starlink constellation.
4) New “Show Satellite Names” switch in Sky view. Fix for satellites sometimes failing to be labelled in Sky View.
5) Fix for amateur radio satellite frequencies not appearing on startup under certain conditions.
6) Fix for search text appearing black on dark gray background when phone UI is in Light mode.
7) Fix for for being unable to select Year, Month, or Day in Time Flow controls.
8) In Ground Track view, show popup explaining why Motion sensors cannot be enabled, with solution (switch to a different view!)
9) Sadly, Iridium Flare predictions have been removed. As iridium de-orbits the old Iridium Block-1 satellites which caused these flares, it is no longer possible to predict them reliably.
2.3
2019-11-08
1) Support for iOS 13 and iPhone 11.
2) Displays rise/set times to satellite lists.
3) Fixes bug that hides satellites when "Show visible passes on" option is turned on in Settings.
2) Displays rise/set times to satellite lists.
3) Fixes bug that hides satellites when "Show visible passes on" option is turned on in Settings.
2.2
2019-07-09
1) New satellite category: Starlink satellites, SpaceX's mega-communication satellite constellation.
2) Optionally display "You Are Here" location marker on Earth in Orbit, Satellite, and Ground views.
3) Search for amateur radio satellites by their AmSat names: AO-73, CO-57, etc.
4) Lists and search results now show satellite visual magnitudes and elevations in degrees above or below the horizon.
5) Object Info now shows satellites distances and velocities in miles and miles/second in addition to km and km/sec.
6) Miscellaneous small bug fixes and performance improvements.
2) Optionally display "You Are Here" location marker on Earth in Orbit, Satellite, and Ground views.
3) Search for amateur radio satellites by their AmSat names: AO-73, CO-57, etc.
4) Lists and search results now show satellite visual magnitudes and elevations in degrees above or below the horizon.
5) Object Info now shows satellites distances and velocities in miles and miles/second in addition to km and km/sec.
6) Miscellaneous small bug fixes and performance improvements.
2.1
2018-12-01
1) Supports iOS 12, iPhone XR, XS, and iPad Pro.
2) Improved Augmented Reality (AR) mode the utilizes the camera in Sky view.
3) New Motion button in the toolbar to easily activate your device's motion sensors.
3) More information in Satellite Info - launch dates, launch sites, categories, and countries of origin.
2) Improved Augmented Reality (AR) mode the utilizes the camera in Sky view.
3) New Motion button in the toolbar to easily activate your device's motion sensors.
3) More information in Satellite Info - launch dates, launch sites, categories, and countries of origin.
2.0.3
2018-04-12
1) Removed "Command not recognized" alert during VR voice control.
2) Hide Home bar on iPhone X in night vision mode.
3) Show "Locate" arrow closer to center of screen in AR mode.
2) Hide Home bar on iPhone X in night vision mode.
3) Show "Locate" arrow closer to center of screen in AR mode.
2.0.2
2018-04-06
1) Added "Show Alt-Azimuth Grid" switch to Sky View settings.
2) Added "Show Selected Satellite Orbit" switch to view settings.
3) Added "Email Support" button to Help.
4) Fixed an edge case problem where the selected satellite could become un-selected, causing a crash or other undefined behavior at startup. In this case, the selected satellite now reverts to the ISS.
5) TIANGONG-1 removed from database, now that it's in the Pacific ocean!
6) "Show Cities" option now works in Orbit, Satellite, Ground views.
7) Fixed problem with alerts for satellite settings triggering at the wrong time.
8) Correct number of satellite categories now shown in Settings "Satellites Shown" row.
2) Added "Show Selected Satellite Orbit" switch to view settings.
3) Added "Email Support" button to Help.
4) Fixed an edge case problem where the selected satellite could become un-selected, causing a crash or other undefined behavior at startup. In this case, the selected satellite now reverts to the ISS.
5) TIANGONG-1 removed from database, now that it's in the Pacific ocean!
6) "Show Cities" option now works in Orbit, Satellite, Ground views.
7) Fixed problem with alerts for satellite settings triggering at the wrong time.
8) Correct number of satellite categories now shown in Settings "Satellites Shown" row.
2.0.1
2018-04-01
1) New illustrated Quick Start guide at first launch of new versions.
2) Fix bug with location not updating from (0,0) after initial app install.
3) Fix problem with multiple alerts appearing at first launch.
4) Fix brief flash from sky view to orbit view at first launch.
5) Fix problem with satellites and orbits beyond the horizon being drawn in front of the Earth (in Orbit and Satellite views.)
6) Fix problem with not updating HUD and status bar after switching chart perspective.
7) Restored "Observe Daylight Saving Time" switch in Location settings.
8) Set minimum field of view to 15 degrees in VR/AR mode (1 degree otherwise).
2) Fix bug with location not updating from (0,0) after initial app install.
3) Fix problem with multiple alerts appearing at first launch.
4) Fix brief flash from sky view to orbit view at first launch.
5) Fix problem with satellites and orbits beyond the horizon being drawn in front of the Earth (in Orbit and Satellite views.)
6) Fix problem with not updating HUD and status bar after switching chart perspective.
7) Restored "Observe Daylight Saving Time" switch in Location settings.
8) Set minimum field of view to 15 degrees in VR/AR mode (1 degree otherwise).
2.0
2018-03-21
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
806 Ratings
Reviews
KevO',
An outstanding visual experience
This is a tremendous amount of live data packed into a really well organized visual application. Opening this on a large screen, the image quality is amazing, with multiple points of view in active detail. From a distance we see everything that is in orbit with clickable details. We can move forward and backward in time, gather information on each item and toggle day and night views around the world. The view of the sky from my specific location was also packed with star patterns, moving objects and visible planets. This is a really well-crafted app with beautiful views and detailed live information.
pheriwinkle,
Attention to detail
I love how this app has a lot of features and attention to detail. For instance, it has menu items for “news” about objects—what’s brightest, what will be visible tonight. I also like how if you zoom in on a object, there’s animation to show you how its position is changing in real time. I like the various perspectives it offers too—one lets you see objects with the constellations as a backdrop, or you can see the earth from the objects’ perspective. Very feature rich. Nice, educational app!
Steve 76849,
Really great way......
To see the satellites flying overhead. If you’re into the night sky and the “stars” you see moving across it while the others stand still this is what you want. From the app, your location is shown and everything that is coming your way is visible. Just go outside and look up and it’ll be there. Very cool. I’ve used several different satellite apps before but this one is very well written and executed.
tomsawyersf,
Hours of fun!
I can use this app to know when a bright satellite is coming at night, and my kids and I can watch them go across the sky with our eyes - they get so excited! Especially the ISS - have to admit I get excited about that one myself 😄
Plus the graphics are really cool, and we can hold it up to the sky to see where satellites and constellations are in between the big satellite sightings. Love this!
Plus the graphics are really cool, and we can hold it up to the sky to see where satellites and constellations are in between the big satellite sightings. Love this!
emily85834839,
Incredible app
Probably the best app for iOS for satellite and star tracking. Only thing that could be improved is the visual magnitude. A simple descriptive word could make this a lot simpler. It’s still easy to figure out with a quick google search for “visual magnitude” so not a huge issue. Overall amazing app!
RacerSF,
Great space app
Wow! I had a lot of fun with this app. The 3D effect in the VR mode is out of this world! I had no idea there was so much stuff up there, floating around, and being able to see it “from up there” is totally cool. Lots of great material in here too, the author’s done a lot of research. From everything I’ve seen, it’s a huge improvement over the old version.
Mr5150,
BEAUTIFUL!
I rarely write reviews. An hour ago, i received what I though was a spam email and deleted it without opening it. Something caught my eye about it and I recovered it and realized it was a satellite tracking app that had no in app purchases, and was good across all of my devices for one price. AMAZING app! Worth twice the price! GOOD JOB! Thanks!
JoeTooCool,
An neat discovery.
Immediately after downloading, I discovered the satellite array called Starlink. Wow! I knew SpaceX was deploying Internet in the sky, but seeing the positions in orbit is stunning. My first thought was, “Is this real?”.
The opening window is small. I had to manually resize it. Once I maxed the window to my 36" monitor, the experience was quite immersive.
The opening window is small. I had to manually resize it. Once I maxed the window to my 36" monitor, the experience was quite immersive.
BrandoJackso,
Great full-screen views
I've used this app on the iPhone before, and I love the full-screen view on the Mac version! The larger real estate is great for seeing detailed satellite animations in the Orbit view, and I also like the close-ups of satellites such as the International Space Station in the Satellite view. Fun app to explore!
sk12759,
Super cool
I used the app to track the fly-by of the International Space Station a few days ago (in addition to following all the SpaceX satellites). Not only was it accurate, the app is also easy to use and beautifully rendered. Highly recommend.
