Every satellite on the globe is broadcasting open telemetry
right now. Positions move live, computed from published orbits.
Click a satellite: each orange dot
is a volunteer antenna that actually heard it. The panel underneath
decodes what it said — battery voltages, temperatures, eclipse
cycles.
Run a ground station? Search your callsign or station name to
see your reception pass by pass, against your own baseline and the
network's — was it you, or was it quiet?
Signing in is free and adds favourites and alerts. An
organization is only for teams pushing private telemetry.
What registering gets you
The control room you are looking at is open data — free,
no account needed, and that stays true.
A free account adds the operator comforts: favourite
satellites pinned to the top, and "alert me if my station goes
quiet".
Flying something? An organization gives your team a
private control room for your own telemetry: one HTTP request
per pass in, isolated per-org dashboards and API keys out. That part
is the paid plan — it is what funds the open one.
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Select a satellite to inspect its telemetry
Every listed satellite broadcasts open telemetry,
decoded locally from raw frames. Pick one — dashboards fill for the
passes volunteer ground stations actually heard.
Orbit POC — live positions + deep telemetry
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