What's that small dot moving across the night sky? It might be a UFO, but it's more likely to be a human-made satellite. Find Satellites allows you to - obviously - find satellites, and potentially identify that shiny moving dot.

Find Satellites shows you the real-time positions of all known Starlinks within an hour of launch, as well as hundreds of objects tracked by NASA and NORAD, including the ISS (International Space Station), The Moon (it's a satellite, okay?) and a whole load of mysterious relics of the Soviet Union.

Find Satellites provides you with a space-eye view, and also a view from your position on the Earth (assuming you are on the Earth). Just hit Change POV, enter Live Mode and hover your phone across the sky to get a sense of where those satellites are, whether they are watching you back or just gathering scientific data on the solar winds.

Find Satellites shows you what objects are within your line of sight at any given moment, and will let you know when they are next coming in to your view.

Find Satellites is a free app, supported only by minimal, unobtrusive, opt-in ads.