See every launch from your spot without sharing your location, make it yours with colors, and catch the jellyfish launches. • Your View, your privacy (Premium, U.S.): no need to share your location. Set a viewing spot with any address, city, or ZIP code, and see what you can see of every launch from there. What you type stays on your iPhone, and we keep only the 11 km area around your spot. • Colors: choose a solid color, a gradient, Spectrum, or your own hue, at Soft, Standard, or Neon. Your widgets, Live Countdown, and controls follow, and launch status colors never change. Ion Mint and Graphite are free; other colors come with Premium. • Jellyfish flags: launch cards mark launches whose timing can light up a twilight "jellyfish" plume, as likely or possible. Premium widgets and the Live Countdown on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island show it too. • Premium alerts: turn on Jellyfish launches in Alerts for a heads-up the evening before a launch you follow that's flagged for a jellyfish, and Visible from your place tells you when a launch should be visible from a place you save. • iPhone Duo: keep the countdown on the cover display, then open up for Today and launch details across the inner display. Half open, launch details split at the fold. • Mission brief: launch details open with a short brief and the key numbers. • Following and Alerts, simplified: Following holds everything you follow, and Alerts shows what this iPhone will receive and when. The daily digest has been retired. • Live Countdown: close it right from the Lock Screen, and the expanded Dynamic Island fits better on iOS 27. • Fixes for restoring Premium, booster history, and Premium setup.

This update includes UI improvements and bug fixes.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Launch browsing and free reminder defaults follow your App Store region. Pad weather now includes eligible international launch sites when forecasts are available. This update also improves widget reliability, regional feature availability, local-currency subscription information, and privacy and terms information.

A cleaner launch-detail experience. • View supported posts, photos, and videos directly in launch details. • Find the Mission profile near the top of Media resources with Premium. • Enjoy clearer source links, fewer duplicates, and improved mission relevance. • Includes navigation, feedback, and reliability improvements.

Go deeper into the missions you follow. • Starship: The Orbital Leap — three free daily stories about Starship's purpose, flight history and orbital attempt, with real mission photographs and links to launch-day tools. Stories begin September 26, 2026. • World Space Week, October 4–10 — seven free illustrated stories about glowing rocket plumes, catching a booster, seeing a launch, Webb, Artemis II, launch delays and choosing a mission. • Read, explore and return — try short activities, open related missions, then use Resume to return to your story. No account or purchase is needed for either collection. • Clearer explanations of the JEP plume-viewing score, improved reading layouts and larger-text support, and refinements to Today and navigation. Stories open at midnight U.S. Eastern Time on their scheduled days. Event promotion ends after each collection's run; the stories remain available as an archive. Launch plans can change.

A clearer, more dependable launch-day experience. • Clearer at a glance: refined launch cards, improved contrast, and more flexible layouts for larger text sizes. • Better launch widgets: see your followed launches first, with eligible U.S. launches when no upcoming follows match. • More dependable preferences: improvements to alert settings and Premium access updates. • Minor bug fixes, UI refinements, and performance improvements throughout the app. Keep launch day close on Apple Watch with your selected launch, countdown, viewing outlook, and complications. Apple Watch setup requires a paired iPhone. Some features require Premium. Availability varies by device, OS version, and launch.

Launch day, closer than ever. • Now on Apple Watch: check your selected launch, follow the countdown, see your viewing outlook, and add launch complications to your watch face. • More launch day, built for iOS 27: – A bigger view: extra-large portrait layouts for Launch Clock and Odyssey Arc on supported Home Screens. – A countdown that fits: Dynamic Island adapts when space is limited, keeping launch status glanceable. – Search straight into your launch: supported system search opens matching results in T-Minus Zero. – Siri responses adapted for voice-only use, plus improved app-opening behavior and adaptable sheets. • Launch day, just ask Siri. On iPhone, add “in T-Minus Zero” after any of these: – “What's launching next” – “When is the next rocket launch” – “What time is the next launch” – “When is the next [filter] launch” – “When is the next launch from [filter]” – “Is there a rocket launch today” – “Are there any launches [period]” – “What launches [period]” – “Open [mission name]” – “Show [mission name]” – “Open a rocket launch” – “Watch the next rocket launch” – “Open live launch coverage” – “Show the next launch webcast” – “Where should I look for the next launch” – “Which direction is the next launch” – “Manage alerts for the next launch” – “Open rocket launch alert settings” – “Set up next launch notifications” – “Start a live rocket launch countdown” – “Start the countdown for the next launch” – “Track the next rocket launch countdown” – “Stop all live launch countdowns” – “Stop my launch countdowns” – “End all launch countdowns” – “What is the status of [mission name]” – “What is the next launch status” – “What is the [launch weather or launch site] for the next launch” – “What is the launch weather” Filters: Worldwide, SpaceX, Starship, Starlink, Falcon 9, Florida, Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Space Coast, Vandenberg, or Starbase. Periods: today, tonight, or this weekend. Replace [mission name] with a mission Siri recognizes. More combinations are available in Shortcuts. On Apple Watch, add “in T-Minus Zero”: – “Get the selected launch” – “What's my selected launch” – “What's the launch I'm following” – “Open the selected launch” – “Request a live countdown” Viewing direction uses your recently shared location and points toward the pad; the visible flight path may differ. Weather depends on forecast availability. Watch uses your synced selected launch. Alert commands open settings; countdowns require eligibility and Premium. Siri commands also work on supported earlier iOS versions. • Launch controls, one tap away: add T-Minus Zero to Control Center on iOS 18 or later. – Follow Next Launch – Launch Alerts – Start Live Countdown – Stop Live Countdown • A refreshed launch-day experience: redesigned launch cards, improved contrast, and clearer weather and Your View information. • See what changed: catch up on followed launches with clearer timing, status, weather, and webcast updates. • Alerts your way: streamlined preferences, more dependable setting changes, and easier-to-read quiet-hours controls. • Performance and reliability improvements: better search and refresh handling, steadier AR Pad guidance, calendar export fixes, and more reliable Premium access updates. Clearer App Store purchase, restore, and help guidance on iPhone and iPad. Apple Watch setup requires a paired iPhone. Some features require Premium. Availability varies by device, OS version, and launch.

Launch day is more dependable in this update: • Near liftoff, T-Minus Zero checks more frequently for timing and status changes, helping important launch updates appear sooner. • New launch Shortcuts make it faster to check the next launch, open viewing guidance, manage alerts, and start or stop a Live Countdown. • Launch updates are more reliable across notifications, widgets, Live Activities, and Dynamic Island. • Launch details make schedule and status changes easier to understand, with smoother Mission Spine and AR Pad guidance and more dependable weather updates. This update also includes bug fixes and performance improvements.