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The ground track of whatever you're following, drawn across a live day-night map. The Space Station laps the planet every 93 minutes; you'll see it happen.
Live: tracking the Space Station right now
OrbitConsole is a small always-on console for your desk. It tracks the ISS, Starlink and 25,000 other satellites, and tells you when to step outside and look up.
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Three views, and it switches between them on its own as passes approach.
The ground track of whatever you're following, drawn across a live day-night map. The Space Station laps the planet every 93 minutes; you'll see it happen.
Where to look from your exact address: compass direction, elevation, how bright it will be and how long it stays up. No guessing which dot is the Station.
A countdown to the next visible pass over your location, with a quiet chime a few minutes before. Starlink trains, Tiangong, Hubble and rocket launches included.
An app only tells you about a pass if you remember to open it. OrbitConsole sits on the desk and interrupts you at the right moment, every time.
Plug it in, join your Wi-Fi, type your address. It pulls orbital elements directly from CelesTrak and Space-Track and does the math on the device.
A 5.5-inch AMOLED with true blacks and phosphor-green telemetry. Bright enough for daylight, dim enough for a bedside table at night.
The first production run is small and built in order of purchase.
The first run ships from the US in early December 2026. Orders placed by December 12 are scheduled to arrive before Christmas in the continental US. Canada and later orders arrive in January.
Your card is charged when you place the pre-order. Cancel for a full refund any time before your unit ships, no questions asked. After delivery you have 30 days to return it.
No. It connects to your Wi-Fi and pulls orbital data directly. No app, no account, no subscription. Updates are free for the life of the device.
The International Space Station, Tiangong, Hubble, Starlink trains, weather and GPS satellites, rocket bodies and catalogued debris: roughly 25,000 objects from the public NORAD catalog. You choose what it watches and what it alerts you about.
Yes. Enter any address during setup and it computes passes for that spot. The first run ships to the US and Canada; other countries open after the first batch.
Yes. Add a note at checkout and we'll send the build and shipping updates to you, not the recipient. It arrives in a plain box with a quick-start card.
$499, free US shipping, ships in December. Cancel any time before it ships for a full refund.