Constela support

Constela shows the low-Earth-orbit internet constellations — Starlink, Amazon Leo, OneWeb, Qianfan and Guowang — on one globe, from public orbital data: which ones are over your head and when you can see them, how each one grew, and how a packet crosses them compared with fibre.

Questions and problems

Email hello@wontfit.app and a person will answer.

Good to know

• Tap a dot for that satellite's details and its orbit; tap the panel header to fold it away. Faint dots are in Earth's shadow.
• “Your sky” lists the passes you can see in the next two nights. A satellite shows only when it is in sunlight and your sky is dark, so passes cluster after dusk and before dawn. Brightness is a rough model.
• Times of passes are in your device's time zone, even when you pick a city elsewhere.
• The timeline replays each constellation's growth. Satellites that have re-entered have no orbit left to draw, so they are counted, but not shown, on past dates.
• The route mode is a generic model from published research, not how any operator actually routes traffic; the ground relays are big cities and islands, not real gateways.
• No notification? Check that notifications are allowed for Constela in your phone's settings; reminders can arrive a few minutes early.

Constela is an independent visualisation and is not affiliated with SpaceX, Amazon, Eutelsat or any other operator. Privacy.