With over 60,000 objects in our database and up to four years of space data, Satcat.com is designed to help you track, research, and experiment with satellites and their orbits.
Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Hyun, VP of Product at Kayhan Space. We're a SaaS company striving to create top-notch software experiences for the space industry. Our software is currently being used by leading satellite operators.
As a company, we aim to offer something for everyone. While there's a wealth of data available from sources like space-track.org and "GCAT" from Jonathan McDowell's website, and numerous tools, what's missing is a unified platform. The industry lacks a space-related tool with modern user experience accessible to all.
Today, we're excited to announce the launch of Satcat. Whether you're a satellite operator, astronomer, or simply interested in space, there's something for you to explore on Satcat!
Here's what you can do with Satcat.com:
- Track satellites like the International Space Station in real-time and get forecasts on when they'll be visible from your location.
- View a 3D globe of active satellites.
- Access up to 4 years of historical TLEs and orbital elements data.
- Load your own TLEs and visualize your own orbits.
- Search satellites by owner, country of origin, launch date, decay date, orbital elements, and more.
And did I mention it's free?
This is just our first release, and we're thrilled to share it with you and see it grow.
Check it out for free at https://www.satcat.com.
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Please check out these YouTube videos to max out Satcat's utility!
How to use the basic search https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xobaWUCqXVc
How to use the advanced search https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccg3sQevM9c
How to use the Sandbox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uUxbdrlXSQ
Amazing work! Does Satcat provide real-time alerts for significant satellite events or anomalies?
Unreal app, if your UI/ UX could improve abit, i give it 10/10. anyway congrats on the launch
Love the design of the site, especially the Globe visualization. Did you use Three.js to implement that?
Noticed the annoying Cookie Banner on the site, you could remove that with StatsPro
Bravo on launching Satcat! This tool is going to revolutionize how we track and study satellites and their orbits! I'm sharing with my husband since he's a huge space nerd :)
Congratulations on the launch! I have been tirelessly browsing through various AI productivity products on Product Hunt, and I must say, it has been quite exhausting. However, I stumbled upon a fascinating satellite tracking and analysis application that really caught my eye! I believe this would be incredibly useful for professionals in this field.
Great work! Awesome to see it live. The refresh rate per second is impressive for a no cost platform. Good glimpse into the wider Kayhan platform for Operators.
Hats off to you for this innovative product! The concept is really fascinating. What exciting plans do you have for the next development phase? Fantastic effort!
This product is so useful for everyone — not just space professionals! Looking forward to sharing it with the teachers in my network for their lessons. Great work!
That is SICK! I wish I was deeper in this particular industry, but even lacking that i can directly see the huge benefits of this product. Incredible work!
Hyun, Satcat is a phenomenal resource for the space industry! Your platform fills a crucial gap by combining vast amounts of satellite data with a modern, user-friendly interface. Tracking satellites in real-time, accessing historical data, and visualizing orbits are invaluable features for professionals and enthusiasts alike. The commitment to make this available for free is commendable. Congratulations on launching such a powerful tool—I’m excited to explore it and see how it evolves!
Congratulations on the launch, Hyun and the team! Satcat's real-time satellite tracking sounds impressive. How do you handle the updates for decayed or newly launched satellites in such a large database?
Hi Hyun, this is so cool! Congratulations on launching! I don't work in the space tech industry but it's so interesting to see how transparent and searchable satellites are with your tech.
