SatFinder
Maciej Grzegorczyk
SatFinder is estimated to make $4k per month from 14k downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
How Peekly estimates these figuresSatFinder is a tool designed to help you setting up your satellite Dish (the Dish). Based on a given location it determines the angles of azimuth and elevation and shows you in which direction to point your Dish. The res
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About SatFinder
SatFinder is a tool designed to help you setting up your satellite Dish (the Dish). Based on a given location it determines the angles of azimuth and elevation and shows you in which direction to point your Dish. The result can be seen on compass and on a map. It has also AR (augmented reality) vision.
In comparison to my oryginal SatFinder this version:
- got better navigation,
- has possibility to use gyroscope sensor or magnetometer and accelerometer,
- got built-in custom satellite list editor.
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Free
In-app purchases SAR 9.99
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How much does SatFinder make?
SatFinder is estimated to make $4k per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does SatFinder have?
SatFinder has an estimated 14k downloads / mo on Google Play.
Is SatFinder free?
SatFinder is free to download with in-app purchases.
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Publisher
Maciej Grzegorczyk
Category
Utilities
Compatibility
6.0
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Rating
Rated for 3+
Price
Free
Released
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Last update
Feb 20, 2026
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