Every satellite. Every launch. Live in 3D.
A photoreal Earth with every tracked object in orbit, updated from live data — and rocket launches you can follow in 3D, from liftoff through staging and booster landings to satellite deployment.
Free to track stations, GPS, weather and the brightest satellites — on the desktop or in your browser, no account needed. Pro and Premium are one-time purchases that work in both.
Speed 7,900 km/h
Event Stage separation
418 km · 27,580 km/h
Next pass over you 19:42 · 71°
A real-time window on everything above us.
Photoreal Earth
Day and night imagery with city lights, ocean glint, drifting clouds and an atmosphere, lit by the real Sun position.
Every tracked object
Orbital elements from CelesTrak, propagated with SGP4 every frame. Satellites in Earth's shadow dim as they pass into night.
Follow anything
Click a satellite to follow it: live altitude, speed and position, its orbit, ground track and the area that can see it. Zoom right in and it becomes a 3D model — the ISS, Starlink, GPS, weather satellites, rocket bodies and debris.
Passes over you
When the ISS or any satellite rises over your home, how high it climbs, and whether you can see it with your own eyes.
Starlink to space debris
Pro unlocks the full catalogue: all active satellites, Starlink, OneWeb, Kuiper, GLONASS, BeiDou and the major debris fields.
For enthusiasts and pros
Close-approach screening, CSV and KML export, and your own TLE or OMM element sets with Premium.
Captured from the app, with live data.
Every clip and screenshot below is rendered by Andromeda Orbit itself. Launch clips show the 3D flight model for a real launch; status, times and landings come from Launch Library 2.
Watch launches unfold in 3D.
Upcoming and recent launches come live from Launch Library 2 — countdowns, status, mission timelines and booster landing attempts. Open one in 3D and follow the vehicle from the pad: Max-Q, side boosters and SRBs separating, staging, fairings falling away, first stages flying back to landing zones and droneships, and satellites deploying. Failures play out at the reported time.
Live data, modeled flight
Launch status and event times are live. Positions in 3D are modeled from the vehicle, pad, target orbit and timeline — and clearly labelled as such. Once the payload is catalogued, it becomes a real tracked satellite.
Starlink Group 12-7 · Falcon 9 · IN FLIGHT T+08:20 First stage landing ▸ A Shortfall of Gravitas T+08:40 SECO-1 ▸ 220 km · 28,000 km/h T+01:02 Deploy ▸ 24 objects now tracked
Pay once. Keep it forever.
Every licence is perpetual and includes a year of updates. Live data is free — no subscriptions.
Free
For looking up at what's above.
- Photoreal 3D Earth
- Stations, brightest satellites, GPS, weather, science, geostationary
- Follow satellites with live data and orbits
- Upcoming and recent launches with countdowns
Pro Most popular
For space enthusiasts.
- Every tracked object: Starlink, OneWeb, Kuiper, debris
- 3D rocket launches: staging, landings, deployment
- Pass predictions and sky chart
- Ground tracks and coverage footprints
- High-resolution screenshots
Premium
For analysts and educators.
- Everything in Pro
- Replay any recent launch in 3D
- Close-approach screening
- CSV / KML export
- Import your own TLE / OMM element sets
Your Andromeda Orbit order
Find your purchases and original keys in your account. Sign in with the email used at checkout.
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Open Andromeda Orbit, click the edition badge (top right) or Help → Licence, paste the key and click Activate. The key is checked offline. Keep a copy of the key and your Stripe receipt.
Prices in EUR. Any applicable tax is shown at checkout.
| Free | Pro | Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photoreal 3D Earth, live satellite tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Stations, GPS, weather, science, GEO and brightest | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Launch schedule, live status and countdowns | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full catalogue incl. Starlink, OneWeb, debris | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| 3D launches: staging, landings, deployment | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| 3D models of satellites, stations, rocket bodies and debris when you zoom in | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Smooth, adjustable camera: rotate, zoom and inertia speed settings | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pass predictions, ground tracks, footprints | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Launch replays | – | – | ✓ |
| Close approaches, CSV/KML export, custom elements | – | – | ✓ |
Install Andromeda Orbit
One installer for every edition — your licence key unlocks Pro or Premium. Needs a graphics card or integrated GPU with up-to-date drivers. Prefer not to install? The same tracker runs in your browser.
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Windows
Windows 10 or 11 · x64 · .exe installer
Windows download unavailableRun the setup file. It adds Andromeda Orbit to the Start menu and desktop. Uninstalling keeps your settings and licence.
Browser
Any modern browser with WebGL 2 · nothing to install
Open Orbit in your browserThe free edition opens straight away. Pro and Premium unlock automatically when you sign in with the 14d.space account you bought with, or when you paste your licence key.
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Before you install
Where does the data come from?
Satellite orbits come from CelesTrak, refreshed every two hours as CelesTrak requests. Launches come from Launch Library 2 by The Space Devs. Both are free public sources; there is no subscription.
Are the 3D launches real telemetry?
No. Launch status, times, landings and failures are live data. The 3D flight is modeled from the vehicle, launch site, target orbit and published event times, and is labelled as modeled in the app.
How accurate are satellite positions?
Typically within a few kilometres for fresh elements, using the same SGP4 model as most trackers. Accuracy falls slowly as elements age.
Can I see the ISS from my home?
Yes — set your location in Settings and Pro lists every pass over the next three days, with direction, maximum height and whether it will be visible to the eye.
Can I use Andromeda Orbit without installing it?
Yes — open it in your browser. It is the same tracker with the same editions: Free needs no account; Pro and Premium unlock when you sign in with your 14d.space account or paste your licence key, which stays in that browser. Satellite and launch data reach the browser through 14d.space, cached so the free data providers are not overloaded.
How do updates work?
Andromeda Orbit checks 14d.space for a newer verified release shortly after it starts and every four hours, and installs it when you close the app (Windows) or the next time you open it (Linux). Only packages signed by 14d.space are accepted.
What happens after the update year?
Your licence keeps working forever with every release from your update year. Live data keeps flowing regardless.