The next launch, immediately
Status, window, countdown, mission, pad, and webcast information without hunting through feeds.
SpaceLaunches 2.0
The original app
Preserved, supported, and still on the App Store
SpaceLaunches 1.0
A launch calendar became a window into the space program.
SpaceLaunches started with the question everyone asks—what launches next?—and kept following the connections. Countdown, mission, rocket, spacecraft, agency, launchpad, location, video, and notification data lived together instead of in separate tabs across the internet.
What version 1.0 could do
This is where the story started.
These controls, experiments, and field tools are the foundation the new app grows from.
A worldwide manifest
Upcoming and previous launches across NASA, SpaceX, and active space programs around the world.
Launch alerts
Notifications kept mission changes and T-zero close even when the app was not open.
Rockets and spacecraft
Vehicle history, configurations, spacecraft records, and the missions that connected them.
Launchpads and locations
Browse the places launches leave Earth and every mission associated with them.
Starship and mission updates
Dedicated tracking for the programs and test campaigns moving fastest.
The original interface
The screens people learned SpaceLaunches on.
The original 1.0 screens and field examples, collected here at useful resolution.
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Every original page still has a home.
Guides, videos, release notes, legal documents, and deep links remain available for the people who still use them.