Command deck pulse
See network status, mission clock, and downlink summaries before you advance the operation week.
Constellation simulator
Build a constellation week by week — launch craft, assign orbits, and keep contracts on schedule.
From launch pad to contract downlink — the same rhythm you play inside the app.
See network status, mission clock, and downlink summaries before you advance the operation week.
Name new spacecraft, pick orbit bands from low Earth to polar slots, and match fuel to the mission profile.
Sign client work from the contract board, track payout tiers, and keep fleet links healthy across shared bands.
Monitor callsigns, efficiency, stability boosts, and servicing so every craft stays ready for the next pass.
Frames from the live build — launch, fleet, and command views.
Legal text for App Store compliance on this URL.
Effective date: November 15, 2026
Satellite Command is developed for players who manage an in-game satellite network. The app stores gameplay progress, fleet data, and attachments you add (such as mission photos or voice notes) on your device. That information is not uploaded to our servers as part of normal gameplay.
We do not operate a user account system inside Satellite Command. If you contact us by email for support, we receive only what you choose to send in that message so we can respond.
The app may request access to the microphone or photo library when you use optional media features. You can deny those permissions and continue playing; features that need them will remain unavailable until access is granted in iOS Settings.
We may update this policy when the app changes. The current version is always published at this URL. Questions: sirtomasbartos@gmail.com.
Need help with Satellite Command? Write to sirtomasbartos@gmail.com with your iOS version and a short description of the issue. Screenshots from the app help us understand orbit or contract problems faster.
For gameplay tips, replay onboarding from Settings or load the sample fleet to explore missions before starting an empty network.
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