Who is it for?
For people following space weather, auroras and conditions relevant to radio, GPS/GNSS, drones and field work. One dashboard brings together current indicators, history and forecasts.
Keep an eye on solar activity.
Follow solar activity, the Kp index and space-weather conditions. Get alerts for important events and review the data in clear charts.
Check the current access options on the App Store.

For people following space weather, auroras and conditions relevant to radio, GPS/GNSS, drones and field work. One dashboard brings together current indicators, history and forecasts.
Follow M- and X-class flares, geomagnetic storms and official NOAA notices. Check Kp, X-ray flux, solar wind speed, IMF and Bz. Charts from the last 24 hours help show how conditions are changing.
Explore NOAA SWPC CCOR-2 coronagraph images in White Light and Running Difference views. Zoom in and check capture times. Home and Lock Screen widgets, Apple Watch and Live Activities provide quick access without opening the full dashboard.
A tool for following space-weather data. It does not guarantee event predictions or prevention of their effects.
Check the current access options on the App Store.
Find version details, requirements, privacy information and developer support on the official app listing.
The app uses NOAA SWPC and NASA sources. CME Watch imagery comes from NOAA SWPC CCOR-2. Availability of current data depends on the source feed.
No. Material expanding around the Sun does not automatically mean an Earth-directed event. Read imagery alongside official notices and forecasts.
iOS, iPadOS.
Check the current access options on the App Store.
Check the official Apple listing and the app privacy policy in the Access and support section.
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