Contact & support
Rocket Tracker is built and maintained by one person in Queensland, Australia. If something is wrong, tell me and I will fix it. If it has been useful, you can chip in — but the site works exactly the same either way.
Get in touch
Email rockettrackerAU@outlook.com. It reaches me directly, so please be patient — this is not a support desk, it is one inbox.
Worth emailing about
| Wrong data | A launch time, a vehicle specification or a status that does not match reality. These are the most useful messages I get — include the vehicle or mission name and where you saw the correct figure. |
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| Something broken | A page that will not load, a webcast that will not play, a countdown that looks wrong. Tell me your browser and roughly when it happened. |
| A missing rocket | The roster covers 55 vehicles and new ones appear regularly. If one is missing, say so. |
| Photographs | If you own an image used on this site and want it credited differently or removed, email me and I will act on it promptly. |
| Anything else | Business, press, or a question about how the site works. |
Not worth emailing about
I cannot tell you whether a launch will be scrubbed, and I have no relationship with any launch provider. The schedule here comes from Launch Library 2 and is only ever as current as their data — which is usually very current, but it is theirs, not mine.
Support the site
Thank you. That went straight to the running costs, and the bar below will pick it up within a minute. There is no mailing list and no account — you will not hear from this site again unless you email it.
Rocket Tracker has no advertising, no tracking and no paywall, and I would like to keep it that way. It is not free to run. Here is the whole bill, with nothing rounded up:
| Hosting | $20 a month |
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| Other running costs | $35 a month |
| Domain | rockettracker.com.au, about $16 a year |
| Data | free — Launch Library 2 and the Spaceflight News API, both community-run |
Checking Stripe…
The bar resets on the first of the month, because the bill does. Anything past the line goes straight back into the site — a paid launch-data key so the schedule refreshes faster than every five minutes, better imagery, and the time to keep the roster checked by hand.
Handled by Stripe on their own page. This site never sees your card number, there is no account to create, and there is no mailing list — you will not hear from it again unless you email.
A better place to send it
If you only support one thing, make it The Space Devs. Every launch time, pad, flight sequence and webcast link on this site comes from their database, they give it away for free with no key and no account, and they run on Patreon donations. This site would not exist without them, and their need is greater than mine.