Contact Satellite Tracker Support

After trying the trial version and being disappointed that I could only evaluate it with the ISS, I purchased a subscription because the price seemed so reasonable. Once I saw the subscription had only 15 satellites, I immediately tried to unsubscribe. As many others have pointed out in negative reviews, unsubscribing is nearly impossible. I experienced the exact same thing others did which is that the "unsubscribe" link in the app is broken and takes you no where. While I do not believe this app is intended to be a scam, the broken unsubscribe link IMMEDIATELY makes me suspicious. I had to spend 10 minutes googling to figure out how to forcibly unsubscribe by going deep into the iPhone Settings app. This is really a shame because with one exception, the design and functionality of the app itself seems pretty good. The only annoying thing about functionality (other than only tracking 15 satellites) is that you cannot zoom in on the globe to see precisely where the satellite is passing over. You can only see the whole global from space and get a rough visual idea of where it passes over. If the app had warned me ahead of time that subscribing only gives me 15 satellites AND if the "unsubscribe" button worked so it didn't give the impression of being a scam, I would have rated this app 4 out of 5 stars. Those two things would have saved me and many others a great deal of frustration. I do not recommend this app at all.

Whoever made this has an extremely low IQ. The clouds on the globe move way too fast to be realistic. When you first open the app it asks you if you want to use the current positioning or use manual positioning, I live in FL and it put my location in Africa. I couldn’t even change it. You can’t see any satellites anywhere, the only thing you can do is move this replica of the earth around and check out all the countries which is pretty cool, until you realize that the Pacific Ocean covers half of the earth, and China to Europe is another half of the earth, and then the Atlantic and United States is the third half of the United States.

This app looks like it could be amazing, but I can’t tell because I can’t go five seconds of exploring it without having my screen taken over by a full page ad that lasts for five seconds before giving me a close option. I’ve tried to scroll through the list of visible satellites but on my second swipe up, the app takes over and takes me back to the subscription page. Make no mistake, this is not a free app. It will be unusable until you agree to subscribe. As another reviewer said, they use bully tactics to get your subscription. False advertising.