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Maintenance update for current Google Play policy compliance, with safe round-display layouts and live launch tracking.
Live launch countdowns, webcasts & ISS tracker on your wrist. Any agency.
The mission control terminal for your wrist. Space Cat tracks every orbital rocket launch — SpaceX, NASA, Rocket Lab, ULA, ESA, ISRO, CASC and more — and puts a live countdown exactly where you'll see it: your watch face, your tiles, your wrist. No phone required. 🚀 LIVE TILE — A real ticking countdown, updated every second, with a 24-hour progress ring and GO/HOLD status. No frozen numbers. ⏱️ COMPLICATIONS — Add T-minus to any watch face: a live countdown, a filling progress arc, or the launch GO-odds. 📡 WATCH LIVE — Jump straight to the official launch webcast; opens on your phone in a tap. 🌦️ PAD WEATHER & GO ODDS — Real-time launch-site weather and the official GO probability, so you know if it'll fly. 📋 MISSION FILES — Vehicle, agency, orbit, pad, launch window, briefing and agency stats — with mission imagery and agency logos. 🛰️ LIVE ISS TRACKER — Follow the International Space Station in real time: position, altitude and speed. 🌌 SPACE EVENTS — Spacewalks, dockings, eclipses and flybys, not just launches. 📰 THE WIRE — Latest spaceflight headlines with summaries, on your wrist. ⭐ FAVORITE AGENCIES — Follow the agencies you care about and filter the list and your alerts to just them. 🔔 SMART ALERTS — T-10 min, T-1 hour, GO/HOLD, delays and a liftoff buzz. Each optional. No spam — only real changes. 📅 ADD TO CALENDAR — Save any launch to your calendar in one tap. 🛰️ STANDALONE — Works without your phone. Your watch syncs on its own. Agency-agnostic: every provider, every mission — not just one company. One price. Everything included. No subscription. Launch & event data by Launch Library 2, news by Spaceflight News API (The Space Devs), weather by Open-Meteo, ISS position by wheretheiss.at. The name? `cat` is the Unix command that prints a file to your terminal — and Félicette was the first and only cat to fly to space (France, 1963). Named for both. Ad astra. 🐈🚀