Sky, sea and rail on one pin. Flight trackers show planes. Ship trackers show ships. Train apps show trains. Sky Hub Cloud puts the aircraft over your home, the vessels off your coast and the trains on your line on the same pin, with tides, storm alerts, weather and the ISS alongside.
Your circle, not the whole world. You set a pin and a range. You see what is around you, not a global wall of dots.
Made for a screen at home. Built for your TV, desktop or tablet as an always-on view of your own sky, sea and rail. Works on a phone too.
Nothing to install. Open an account, set a pin, and it runs in the browser. Try it free for 60 minutes, no card.
Frequently asked questions
Sky Hub Cloud is Fly Radar, Ship Radar, Train Radar and Coast Explorer from a pin you set. Fly Radar is live aircraft, routes, ISS, flight follow and weather. Ship Radar is live vessels in your circle, plus tides and storm alerts. Train Radar is live trains around your pin. Coast Explorer is 906,000+ places by the water around your pin: boat ramps, marinas, fishing spots, dive sites and boat fuel. You use it in a browser. Built for big screens: your TV, desktop or tablet. Works on a phone too.
No. Open the account and set a pin. You do not need a dongle or a frame on the wall to use Fly Radar, Ship Radar, Train Radar or Coast Explorer.
Any browser. Built for big screens: your TV, desktop or tablet. Works on a phone too.
You pay for a plan. That plan is Fly Radar, Ship Radar, Train Radar and Coast Explorer together — not a pick-list of modules. Feeder is free while the station sends. Home, House and Workshop are paid.
Live aircraft around your pin: type, height, heading, airline, route when we have it, ISS, a flight you track, and weather over the same house.
Live vessels around a pin you choose. Name, speed in knots, course, type, destination when the signal has it. Tides for the next 24 hours. Storm alerts for the next 72 hours. Marks and hazards on the chart. Not for navigation.
Live trains around your pin in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Great Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Poland and France, with more countries added step by step. Operator, route, stops, times and delays where the railway publishes them. It works, and we keep refining it.
Sky Hub Cloud Train Radar is for information and enjoyment only. Do not use it for any safety-critical purpose, or as your only source when planning a journey. Train positions come from public data published by railway operators and infrastructure managers. In some countries we receive live GPS positions. In others, positions are estimated by Sky Hub Cloud from timetables and station events, and are marked as estimated. Times, delays and positions may be late, incomplete or wrong. Not every train is shown. Freight, engineering and special trains appear only where the source publishes them, and many more trains run on the network than you see on the map. Sky Hub Cloud is not affiliated with any railway operator. Always check official sources and station announcements before you travel. Never enter railway property or go near the tracks to watch trains.
Set your pin on your house in Fly Radar and every aircraft in your range is on the map with its type, altitude, airline and route when known.
Set your pin on the coast or harbour in Ship Radar. Every vessel broadcasting AIS inside your circle is shown with name, speed, course, type and its track.
Coast Explorer, part of Ship Radar, shows the slipways around your pin, with access, fee and surface when the map data has them, and how far it is to the nearest boat fuel. Data from OpenStreetMap; check local rules before you launch.
Coast Explorer shows fishing spots, piers and tackle shops around your pin, with the type of fishing, fee, permits and opening hours when the data has them. Always check local rules and licences.
Coast Explorer marks boat fuel, water points, pump-out stations, boatyards and boat shops around your pin. Every pier and slipway shows the distance to the nearest boat fuel within 20 km.
Yes. In Coast Explorer, Sky Hub members can report a change at a boat ramp, jetty, marina, fuel dock or dive centre in one tap: closed, open again, fee changed, no fuel today or good fishing. Every report shows when it was made, other members confirm it with “Still true? Yes / No”, and old reports expire on their own. Reports come from users, so always check on site.
Yes. Ship Radar gives the next 24 hours of high and low water, wind and light at your pin, and storm alerts for the next 72 hours, from Small Craft Advisory to Hurricane Force. Indicative, not for navigation.
Set your pin once in the Control Panel and the ISS card shows the next visible pass with a countdown, where to look, the forecast cloud cover and the passes for the next 48 hours. You can also get an email before good passes. More on the ISS Tracker page.
From most of the world, yes, but how high it climbs depends on how far north or south you are: about 65° over Manchester, 40° over Edinburgh, 20° over Oslo or Helsinki, 11° over Reykjavik, only about 3° over Tromsø, and never from Antarctica. If the ISS can't reach your setting from your pin, the card tells you straight away.
Military aircraft are flagged when they broadcast ADS-B and their codes are known. Many military flights do not broadcast publicly and will not appear on any tracker.
Yes. The demo is free for 60 minutes, no card required. Paid plans start at £8.99 a month.
Yes. It is a screen recording of Fly Radar, Ship Radar and Train Radar on real pins.
No. Fly Radar, Ship Radar, Train Radar and Coast Explorer are all in a paid account. Bus Radar is not on sale.
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Sky Hub Cloud is developed and operated end-to-end on our own infrastructure - including our own mail and hosting - so we control the full experience from data collection to the screen in front of you.
Your house. Your circle. Planes, ships and trains inside it — not the whole planet on one map.
Built for people who watch Fly Radar, Ship Radar or Train Radar from home. Spotters, skippers, rail fans, anyone who wants their own pin.
