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Open-source station control

Real-time satellite tracking and orbit prediction.

Gpredict is a free desktop application that brings maps, polar plots, pass predictions, and station hardware control into one flexible workspace.

Latest release v2.6

TRACKING DESKTOP APP
GPREDICT / LIVE VIEW
Gpredict desktop application showing a world map, satellite table, polar plot, and selected satellite details
OPEN SOURCE · GPL

Core capabilities

All the tools you need, in one place.

Track satellites, predict passes, and control your station from one focused workspace

Track at scale

Follow many satellites from multiple observer locations, limited only by the computer running Gpredict.

See every angle

Arrange maps, tables, polar plots, and detailed single-satellite data in the layout that fits your station.

Plan the next pass

Predict upcoming passes and inspect timing, direction, elevation, and event details before acquisition.

Control the station

Connect radios and antenna rotators through Hamlib tools for Doppler tuning and automated pointing.

Modular workflow

Build the view around your station.

Gpredict groups satellites into independent modules. Each module can use its own observer location, satellite set, time mode, and combination of views, docked in a notebook, detached into a window, or taken full screen.

  1. 01

    Choose a module

    Organize the satellites and observer location for a specific station, operating session, or mission.

  2. 02

    Compose the layout

    Combine map, list, polar, event, and single-satellite views without changing the underlying data.

  3. 03

    Track in your time

    Work in real time, simulated real time, or manual time control for planning and review.

Gpredict world map with satellite footprints and ground tracks

Open-source community

Free to use. Open to improve.

Gpredict is developed in public under the GNU General Public License. Ask usage questions with the Libre Space community, inspect the source, report reproducible bugs, or help move the project forward.