Similar, with a slightly different goal: https://starlink.sx/ It was designed more with the intent of evaluating coverage of Starlink, especially in the early days when coverage was more sparse, but it also shows the satellites in orbit. The total numbers do have a slight mismatch between the sites.

Nice. It'd be cool to filter by version. Also visualizations like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rddTXl_7Wr8 are useful for getting the status of how far along each shell is to completion.

Strangely, a search for how many satellites are in orbit right now, returns those numbers:

- 9,494 active satellites

USA 2926 China 493 United Kingdom 450

So the 5k plus from Starlink are in this count yet?

Or it could simply be a very enthusiastic fan.

From eyeballing the JS, it looks like it's pulling TLEs from Celestrak and doing SGP4

It indeed works and loads quick. I am more interested currently in the Vicuna 7B example from https://mlc.ai/web-llm/

Also instead of just "Update Chrome to v113" the domain owner could sign up for an origin trial https://developer.chrome.com/origintrials/#/view_trial/11821...