Eutelsat satellite finder

Imagine you’re standing in your backyard, phone in hand, aiming at the sky. You’ve got a satellite dish that needs pointing, but all you see is clouds and guesswork. That’s where this app steps in — it turns your smartphone into a precision tool that reads the heavens. You get real-time satellite positions, compass-guided alignment, and visual feedback that makes you feel like you’ve got a NASA engineer on speed dial. No more trial-and-error tilting. No more climbing a ladder only to find you’re off by a degree.

Core Tools That Put You in Control

Once you launch the app, you’re greeted with a clean interface that shows exactly where every Eutelsat satellite is hanging in space right now. The live compass overlay uses your phone’s sensors to show you azimuth and elevation angles for your exact GPS location. You can select any satellite from the list, and the app will guide you through the alignment process step by step. The augmented reality view — if your device supports it — paints satellite paths directly onto your camera feed, so you see where to aim as if the sky were labeled.

• Live compass overlay shows azimuth and elevation for your GPS location.
• Augmented reality view paints satellite paths onto your camera feed.
• Offline satellite database works without mobile data after initial download.

Key Advantages That Make the Difference

The real strength here is how the app removes every bit of friction from satellite alignment. The compass is calibrated to your phone’s magnetometer, so you’re not relying on a separate tool. The elevation readout updates in real time as you tilt your device, giving you instant feedback. You can even set signal-strength alerts that buzz when you’re within the optimal beam — no need to squint at a meter on the dish itself. And because the database includes orbital positions updated from the Eutelsat fleet, you’re working with live data, not last month’s coordinates.

Get Your Satellite Locked In Today

Stop guessing and start aiming with confidence. This is the tool that turns a frustrating afternoon into a five-minute job. Download the mobile app now and point your dish like a pro on the first try.

Heads up: you’ll need a device with a working magnetometer (most modern phones have one) and GPS enabled for accurate positioning. Some features, like augmented reality, require Android 4.1 or higher. The offline database is free, but real-time orbital updates need a stable internet connection.