GoISSWatch ISS Tracking

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Latest iOS update it crashes while starting

This is such an amazing app I’ve seen the iss so many times now thanks to the there still could be a few changes with calibration but otherwise it’s amazing there is a problem though one of my friends got the app and it was only a black screen but it’s still a good app

This used to be my favorite app for tracking the ISS. The app just crashes now as soon as it’s opened. It’s been years since there was an update, and I’m hoping this doesn’t mean the app has been abandoned by the developers. Holding out hope it will be fixed!

I’ve been using GoISSWatch for some time now. Support is much better than expected. Recently the app failed to start properly, only to show for a few seconds before disappearing. The developer got back to me immediately with very specific instructions on how to fully delete and reinstall. It turns out that IOS 14.2 has an offload app option that may prevent a full delete before reinstall. Thanks Richard

I loved this app. It told me every time the ISS was going over my city. It’s exciting to see that bright light in the sky, moving so rapidly. Suddenly I stopped getting the notices. I deleted the app, now I have reinstalled it. I hope it give me my views of the Space Station back.

GOOD APP, BUT TWO BIG PROBLEMS HAVE RETURNED Posted: Saturday, August 24, 2019 The app, again, shows the wrong date and day of the week & no longer automatically updates ISS passes! 1) For example, it says that today is Friday, August 23! It claims that the next pass is Sunday, August 25, but that’s actually happening on Monday, August 26! This is an incredibly bad error — and such a basic issue — for a satellite app! 2) The passes NO longer update automatically. One is forced to MANUALLY tap World (or Sky) view, then Passes to get a SINGLE DAY’S worth of passes! Then, to get another day, one has to that again! And, so on, and so forth. Irritating! Pull down to refresh the list of passes no longer works, either! OLD REVIEW — October 7, 2018 Note: Appreciate the developers' reply but, in fact, there is a refresh control! (Surprised you don't know that about your OWN app!) If you pull down the pass list, it used to calculate and show the passes for the next several days. If you wanted to see more days, just drag up. That no longer works, however, on the iPod Touch 6G under iOS 11. See later on. GOOD FEATURES This is one of the best ISS apps. It lists upcoming ISS passes, locates the ISS on a globe view, provides a night sky view, etc. It's a very good app, but there are problems as noted. Read on for the highlights, a description of the problems, and suggestions. IMPROVEMENTS THEY MADE! The developers have been listening to feedback! ISS passes are now shown on a single screen. This is a major improvement in usability. (You used to have to manually step through, a day at a time, which was slow, went to a new screen, and the displayed flashed!) I do wish, though, that it would calculate many passes at once; instead, one has to scroll down and still wait a bit for the next pass to show up in the list! In the good news department, the developers provide a button for the previous day, if you want to check on yesterday's passes! The accuracy problems (days, times of passes) seem to have been finally fixed, too! THE PROBLEM IS BACK! They also fixed a problem (one version earlier) with alerts where they used to be ON by default and you had to *manually* turn each one of them OFF. Now, they are OFF by default and that makes a HUGE difference (no longer any worries about being unexpectedly awakened in the middle of the night!). GREAT FEATURE: SKY VIEW It's great to tap on an upcoming pass and see a pop-up sky map showing the

tant de spécifications, incluant toutes les spécifications actuelles et à jour de la station spatiale, ne pourraient être meilleures! A des prédictions à la seconde, et précis!

-about our planet and rotation. If you use the completely hidden feature to look into the future- several days- or months, this app has the tilt shadow 100% accurate at any location and the poles. Oh - I’ve never missed the ISS. App is 100% dead on.