SkyView® Satellite Guide

Name: SkyView® Satellite Guide
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (589 reviews)
Author: Terminal Eleven LLC

By: Terminal Eleven LLC App

Satellite spotter and explorer

Overview

Version:

1.3.2

Last updated: 2020-02-04

Ranking

#71,353 ▼ 94

Overall

Features & Capabilities

From the makers of the award-winning SkyView app, SkyView Satellite Guide is a Chrome extension that helps you discover and identify satellites in the sky. Point your device at the sky to identify the International Space Station, Hubble, GPS satellites, and thousands more as they pass overhead, with a stunning 3D Earth view.

Features include a simple identification process, an interactive Earth mode to pan and zoom, a customizable favorites list, sighting reminders, night-friendly red or green filters, easy sharing of photos, space junk data, offline operation, and a catalog of 20,000 satellites with rich facts and imagery.

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By:

Terminal Eleven LLC

Rating:

4.10

(589)

Version:

1.3.2 Last updated: 2020-02-04

Version code:

834201441

Creation date:

2013-09-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

80.70MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-07

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# 71,353 ▼ 94

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Developed by:

Terminal Eleven LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skyview-satellite-guide/id694309958

Website:

http://www.terminaleleven.com/satellites/iphone/

User Reviews

Users praise SkyView for rich satellite data, real-time overhead info, and portability, plus solid telescope compatibility. Recurrent complaints center on an outdated/incomplete catalog (missing Starlink/Webb), a cumbersome UI/AR workflow with many toggles, and data accuracy issues. Some users also report performance problems or a preference for the older version. Overall, the app is valuable for locating satellites, but data freshness and UX improvements are the top recurring needs.

Pros

Rich satellite data with depth and accuracy about satellites
Real-time satellite visibility information (how many satellites are overhead)
Portable and reliable for night viewing and travel (including in-flight use)
Ability to track satellites individually and flexible catalog control
Good compatibility with telescope hardware (e.g., NexStar) and overall utility

Cons

Satellite catalog is incomplete and outdated (missing major satellites like Starlink and the Webb telescope) with slow updates
UI/AR workflow is cumbersome and cluttered (many category toggles; hard to view everything at once)
Data accuracy issues (statuses can be outdated or incorrect, e.g., Tiangong) and occasional misidentifications
Occasional performance problems or user desire to revert to an older version (frustration with changes)

Recent reviews

Very minimal success, identifying objects overhead, and the need to select between multiple categories individually is very cumbersome

by SM*****, 2026-07-16

Extremely buggy. Pinched to Zoom doesn’t work. Doesn’t include starling satellites, which is 99% of what you see on a nightly basis. Completely useless.