Spot the Station

Hi, This app IOS work well. I have a question for developers team. I ‘m located in French country. I tried to use the IFTTT NASA SPACE applet to create HUE alert with this SPACE Applet in IFTTT without success. The NASA Space IFTTT does not work. Mean the only IFTTT applet for ISS does not work. Of course, you have nothing to see with this. But, do you know if there is exchange, discussion between NASA and IFTTT to perform a new APPLET NASA (ISS) eventually based on your APP that could definitely work well under IFTTT ? Is there a way to make this IOS APP usable under IFTTT ? That could be wonderfull. Thanks in advance. Bests regards

Hi :) Great app, great idea, however there is a typo (hence the two stars, will modify after correction), for the French notification that the station I above us, it says « mintutes » instead of « minutes ». Have a great day !

latest release is great! do NOT change it!

iPhone 12 Pro, stick at finding device position… cannot enter position manually…

Sur iPhone 15 Pro Max L’appli crash quand on clique sur le globe terrestre. Pas de problème sur iPad Pro

The ‘next sighting’ tells you a date but not the time. Next to this has a countdown, so you have to calculate the time. Otherwise you have to click on the next sighting to get the list and then it tells you times. Would be nice if the next sighting button had the time with it too, rather than have to go to the list.

I love the app, I’ve been using it for awhile now but I would love to have an option of the map to show where it’s at like which country or state it’s flying over

As a student, I love the AR feature of this app to track the station in real time. There are also many other good features. Great job!

What’s not to love? Made by nasa for spotting the ISS. Also had AR, which is awesome and good customization for notifications. I use other sat tracking apps too, but am glad to add this to the list and will rely on it for ISS. My interest is primarily for AMSAT (amateur radio satellite communications) and love to make contact via satellites. Would be super cool to actually talk to an astronaut aboard; maybe one day. Also enjoy the ISS events such as SSTV, which you don’t even need to be licensed to receive. It does one job, and does it well. Thanks NASA!

Alerts and tracking work.