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Find Starlink
Find Starlink helps users calculate when Starlink satellites can be seen overhead, with a live map.
About Find Starlink
Find Starlink calculates when Starlink satellites are expected to be visible above a user's location. Results show local times, brightness magnitude labeled BRIGHT or DIM, viewing direction, elevation angles, duration, and sunrise and sunset times, with a live map of current positions. The site tracks only the first satellite in each chain formation and no longer includes older groups that have spread out. Timings are not 100% accurate and actual times may vary by 10 minutes.
Key features
- Calculate visible Starlink passes for user location
- Display local pass times with daylight-saving adjustment
- Show brightness magnitude with BRIGHT/DIM labels
- Show viewing direction and elevation angles per pass
- Live map of current satellite positions
- iPhone/iPad and Android apps with reminders
Best for: People who want to know when to look for Starlink satellite chains from their location.
Good for
- Times are shown in local time with daylight-saving adjustments included
- Results include direction, elevation, duration and brightness details
- Mobile apps are available to set reminders
Watch out for
- Timings are not 100% accurate and may vary by 10 minutes
- Tracks only the first satellite in each chain, not every satellite
- Older dispersed Starlink groups are no longer included
Find Starlink at a glance
- Website
- findstarlink.com
- Category
- Education & Learning › Space & Astronomy
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Find Starlink FAQ
What does the number next to BRIGHT/DIM mean?
It is the brightness magnitude. The smaller the number, the brighter it is.
Do I need to convert times to my timezone?
No. The time is always local and daylight-saving adjustments are already included if required.
Should I trust the Live Map or the Results page?
Trust the Results page. Satellites travel nearly 500 km/300 miles every minute, so the map can show them far away while they are still visible because they are high in the sky.
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