LAUNCH LOOKOUT · COMING SOON

Look up.
Go beyond.

Rocket launches. Night skies. A little wonder.

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ILLUSTRATIVE SKY ARTWORKDISCOVER ↓01 / LOOK UP

THE EXPERIENCE

Your sky.
Closer.

Find your view. Follow a launch. Explore the night.

01 / YOUR VIEWING SPOT

Find your view.

Plan a viewing spot and explore the estimated launch direction from your location.

Launch Lookout Simulator capture of estimated launch guidance over an illustrative camera scene — ESTIMATED PATH · SIMULATED CAMERA SCENE
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02 / THE FLIGHT COMPANION

Follow the flight.

Count down to liftoff, explore flight phases, and replay supported missions.

Launch Lookout Simulator capture showing a demo mission companion and modeled flight information — DEMO MISSION · MODELED FLIGHT
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03 / BEYOND THE HORIZON

Meet the night.

Explore cataloged stars, constellations, planets, and supported satellites.

Get launch news

Launch Lookout Simulator capture showing Vega and the calculated Lyra constellation guide — CALCULATED SKY · STAGED OBSERVER
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01 / 03Find your sky

ESTIMATED PATH · SIMULATED CAMERA SCENE
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App previews · Premium membership required. Launch paths are modeled estimates. Video, replay, satellite coverage, schedules, and visibility vary.

Stay curious.

A CLEARER PICTURE

Before you look up.

Premium, clearly.

After onboarding, Launch Lookout requires a Premium membership. Monthly and annual subscriptions renew automatically through Apple. The app shows localized prices, trial eligibility, and renewal terms before purchase.

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Direction, with context.

Camera guidance combines your location and device orientation with estimated paths. It does not measure a rocket’s current position. Compass conditions, terrain, weather, and source coverage affect the view.

Coverage varies.

Mission schedules can change. Flight information, videos, replays, and satellite passes depend on available sources. A linked stream is not a guarantee of live video for every launch.

Here to help.

Questions about the app, subscriptions, or privacy? Contact Summer Jib. Launch Lookout is an independent app; mission and provider names do not imply endorsement.

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Sky imagery and data credits

App previews use the real Launch Lookout interface. Staged camera scenes are identified as simulated. Decorative sky artwork is illustrative and is not documentary launch footage.

Constellation lines and placement data: Stellarium team, adapted with ESA Hipparcos positions via CDS VizieR, under CC BY-SA 4.0. Adaptations include app identifiers, joined star positions, and line normalization. Constellation illustrations, where shown: Johan Meuris / Stellarium, under the Free Art License 1.3; original images are unchanged, with black backgrounds made transparent by the app renderer. Original artwork and data.

Launch Lookout’s adapted constellation line data and placement data remain available under CC BY-SA 4.0. These licenses apply to the separable credited data and illustrations, rather than to unrelated app code.

Planet surface maps, where shown: Solar System Scope / INOVE, CC BY 4.0, with color adapted by the app renderer. Earth imagery, where shown: NASA Blue Marble, Reto Stöckli / NASA Earth Observatory, and NASA Black Marble, Joshua Stevens / NASA Earth Observatory using Suomi NPP VIIRS data from Miguel Román / NASA GSFC. Earth imagery source. Archival composites are not live weather or current city lights.

WISE all-sky imagery: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA, PIA15482, a false-color infrared survey resized for the app’s sky-atlas layer. This is archival survey data, rather than a live camera view or the appearance of the Milky Way to the unaided eye.

Andromeda wide field: ESA/Hubble & Digitized Sky Survey 2; acknowledgment: Davide De Martin (ESA/Hubble), heic1112f, under ESA/Hubble reuse conditions and CC BY 4.0. The native image is unchanged. Promotional scenery outside the phone crops and lightly tints this image. Other coastal backgrounds, the distant rocket scene and stage artwork are original generated illustrations.

Moon surface imagery and elevation, where shown: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio, CGI Moon Kit, using LRO LROC and LOLA data; Ernie Wright / USRA and Noah Petro / NASA GSFC. Converted to a shaded app atlas with calculated phase illumination. This is not live Moon imagery. NASA image and media guidance.

Archival Starlink launch footage: U.S. Space Force video by Airman 1st Class Rocio Romo, Vandenberg, February 25, 2022. DVIDS video 832516; DVIDS public-use conditions. The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

Look up.Go beyond.

Your sky.Closer.