ISS Real-Time Tracker 3D is a reference app developed by Michael Stebel. Available as a free download, it was updated to v7.18 on October 29, 2024, and currently holds a 4.8 out of 5 rating based on 1.1K reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 257 MB of free space and runs Android 17+ or iOS 18.0+.
Tracks ISS, Tiangong, Hubble
Video: ISS Real-Time Tracker 3D Overview
Description
Tracks and predicts passes for the three largest artificial objects in Earth orbit—International Space Station, Tiangong (Chinese Space Station), and Hubble Space Telescope—in 3D and real-time on a beautiful photorealistic 3D model of the Earth.
ISS Real-Time Tracker 3D can be played on Windows and macOS using Android emulators such as BlueStacks. Download an APK version and follow our BlueStacks installation guide to get started. For help with downloading or installing APK files, visit our forums.
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Great update!
Very nice update. New icons for the Apple Watch app, the globe looks good on iPhone and iPad, and the Webb background is spectacular. Other new features too — I’m still exploring it. In my opinion, still by far the best of the ISS apps!
★★★★★Terrific app for both iPhone and Apple Watch
This app offers as much hard information about the ISS and two other orbiting bodies as anyone could want, presented in a logical and easy to use manner. The watch app works perfectly on my old Watch 5, and the iPhone version is a pleasure to use scientifically and also visually. It offers additional features as well, such as real time video of the earth passing below the ISS which, frankly, is fun to watch. Tech support (needed the one time when I neglected to perform an update) is immediate, p
★★★☆☆Fine on iPhone. Won’t work on watch
This program works great on the iPhone XR, but with the last update no longer works on the Apple Watch 5. Trying to reach tech support has been hopeless so far.
★★★★★Awesome
It is absluteley awesome
★★★★★My Fave!
I like that I get the specifics of where it will come up and which direction it will be heading. I also do the spotthestation notifications but this app gives me more potential sightings. There is a lot of other information on here too.
