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Boba's
Launch Alerts

Know when to go outside, which way to look, and what you're seeing. A rocket-launch app made by a dad and his son, for families who run out to the driveway when Falcon 9 flies.

Download on the App StoreFree · Mission Crew optional
Boba's Launch Alerts poster
Every SpaceX launch · NASA missions · Vandenberg, Florida, Starbase
Boba with binoculars
What it does

Never miss a launch again

Visible from you

Tells you whether tonight's launch clears your horizon, which direction to look, and whether the clouds will get in the way. Go outside, or watch the stream.

Alerts that mean it

T-1 day, T-1 hour, T-10 minutes, and the scrub call the moment it happens. Time-sensitive, so they come through Focus modes.

Point and find

Hold up the phone, follow the arrow, and it tracks where the rocket will be. Illuminated-plume nights get called out days ahead.

Mission Intel

Five collectible cards per launch: the mission, the rocket, the cargo, the flight plan, and what to watch for. Flip them, tap the parts, no reading assignment.

Make the call

Before liftoff: will the booster land, will we see it, will it go on time? Lock in your calls. After the launch, find out.

Launch Academy

Points for real launches and real learning, never for games. Climb from Cadet to Flight Director. Share the Mission Poster when you watched one live.

In your driveway

Real rockets, real size

Put a Falcon 9, Starship, Saturn V, or the Space Shuttle on your lawn in augmented reality, at full scale, 1:10, or on the kitchen table at 1:100. Line them up and see who's tallest. Then light the engines.

Falcon 9
FALCON 9230 ft
Starship
STARSHIP404 ft
Saturn V
SATURN V363 ft
Space Shuttle
SHUTTLE184 ft
Mission Crew

The good stuff for the whole family

Alerts, launch data, visibility, Mission Intel, and the 1:100 AR rocket are free. Mission Crew unlocks the rest, and Family Sharing means one subscription covers every phone in the house.

  • Flight School: land the booster, catch it with the tower, run the asteroid belt
  • Full-size and 1:10 AR rockets, and the launch button
  • Snapshot posters from AR
  • Everything we add next
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A family watching a night launch
Who made this

A dad, a kid, and a driveway

Boba went to Space Camp and came home wanting to know exactly when the next one flies. This is what happened. Launch data by The Space Devs. Not affiliated with SpaceX or NASA; we just watch.