Every feature

What ISS Cockpit can do — from orbit targeting to the crew up in the Logbook.

Asteroids

Asteroid cards

Asteroid cards

Each discovery gets a card with its rarity, from COMMON to LEGENDARY. Its size is shown next to familiar landmarks, its distance on an Earth–Sun line and its speed as a Paris → New York trip, along with its orbit family.

v1.7.0
Your asteroid catalogue

Your asteroid catalogue

A new ASTEROIDS tab in the Logbook lists every discovery, rarest first, with your records: largest, closest, fastest. A notification tells you when a scan is complete (it has its own setting). Hazardous-asteroid badges now count the asteroids you scan, and badges you already earned are kept.

v1.7.0

Crew & astronauts

Astronaut cards

Astronaut cards

ISS and Tiangong change crew with every rotation. The app detects every arrival and departure and turns it into a collectible card.

v1.5.0
The ASTRONAUTS view, as cards

The ASTRONAUTS view, as cards

The ASTRONAUTS view is now a card collection, organized by station. Discover, collect and explore your astronauts at a glance.

v1.6.0
A crew truer to reality

A crew truer to reality

Crew data is now more accurate, with missions and astronaut stays better reflected in your collection.

v1.6.0

Badges & collection

Badge collection

60 badges to collect

Your collection grows from 12 to 60 badges, gathered by theme. Badges are now earned from real observations: the passes you watch, the asteroids you spot, the space-weather alerts, and a few rare ones only appear at the right place and at the right time.

v1.4.0
Badge celebration

Badge celebration

Unlocking a badge now triggers a full-screen animation.

v1.3.0
Pioneer badge

Pioneer badge

The « Pioneer » badge is awarded to the first ISS Cockpit users. Thank you for your support!

v1.3.0

Map & launches

Orbit targeting

Orbit targeting

Tap the ISS trajectory to place a gold marker on the mini map. You will then get extra details: coordinates, day/night status and the time left until (or since) the station passes over that point.

v1.3.0
Follow the ISS on the map

Follow the ISS on the map

The ISS and your position now have their own icon on the map. Tap one of them and the map follows it.

v1.8.1