Two integrated platforms. 19+ containerized components. Fail-closed security semantics. ClearSky covers launch operations; AetherSat covers in-orbit operations. Designed for the operational realities of commercial spaceflight — not adapted from enterprise frameworks.
The core platform is a closed loop — safety events feed vulnerability intelligence, which informs risk scoring, which surfaces in the operator dashboard. Each service maintains explicit inter-service contracts and boundary isolation by design.
Four production-ready services covering the full launch operations stack. Deployable incrementally or as a unified platform.
A structured intake and de-identification pipeline for commercial space safety data. Reporter identity is removed at the point of entry. No PII enters the platform's published artifacts. The system is modeled on FAA AC 00-46F — the same voluntary safety reporting framework that transformed aviation safety culture.
Confidential anomaly reporting without exposing reporter identity or polluting operator workflows with unmanaged safety data. Safety events become structured intelligence — not legal exposure.
Your mission software has dependencies you didn't choose and vulnerabilities you can't see. VECTOR maintains a space-specific CVE registry scored for spacecraft environments — not enterprise IT — and connects it directly to your SBOM. When a new CVE lands, VECTOR knows whether it touches your stack, how critical it is to your mission profile, and what to do next.
Your team stops chasing generic CVE feeds that weren't built for orbital systems. Vulnerability exposure is scored against your actual mission — payload class, orbit profile, system exposure — and surfaced before it becomes a mission risk.
SENTINEL is a layered cyber defense and mission-risk monitoring system for commercial space operations, beginning with ground-based correlation and designed to expand into future on-orbit endpoint visibility. The platform maintains mission inventory — assets, payloads, orbital parameters, ground software stack linkage — and correlates that inventory against CVE alerts from VECTOR and incident data from CLEARSKY, computing a scalar CompositeRisk score per (mission, CVE) pair.
Answers the operationally critical question: which vulnerabilities actually threaten which active missions? Mission-aware risk scoring surfaced in real time — without manual correlation by ground operators.
Most operators are managing safety events, CVE feeds, and mission risk in three separate tools — or no tools at all. SpacePulse aggregates output from CLEARSKY, VECTOR, and SENTINEL into a single ITAR-aware operator dashboard. Decision-makers see exactly what they need to act on. Nothing leaks across operator trust boundaries.
SpacePulse operators can trigger instant AI-powered analysis on any CVE or composite risk-score alert. Each analysis returns a structured briefing: executive summary, severity assessment, per-subsystem mission impact, and actionable remediation steps — all enforced through ITAR gating and per-user rate limiting server-side.
One view. Your safety events, vulnerability scores, and mission risk — correlated, filtered to your trust boundary, and ready for action. No manual aggregation. No cross-operator data exposure.
Seven containerized services. Production-deployed on dedicated infrastructure. 231/231 validation tests passing.
A 4-page operator console built for constellation health management. The globe page renders live-animated orbital tracks for every satellite in the constellation, with click-to-snap navigation and real-time TLE-derived positions. The dashboard page surfaces a health matrix, per-satellite telemetry cards (battery %, thermal status, comms status, attitude mode), and an AI-powered recommendation feed. The alerts page provides satellite-level alert filtering and event history. The remediation page is the OrbitSim entry point.
Your entire constellation in a single operational console — health, risk, alerts, and maneuver authorization all in one ITAR-aware interface.
The collision detection layer polls the Celestrak TLE debris catalog, propagates satellite and debris orbits using SGP4 to compute closest-point-of-approach for each tracked conjunction. Risk is classified by altitude deviation from nominal orbit. CONJUNCTION risk badges are surfaced per satellite in the dashboard cards and alert feed when CPA falls below defined thresholds. A HOSTILE_PROXIMITY detection layer handles non-debris close approaches.
Passive, continuous collision risk monitoring — operators see CONJUNCTION flags with CPA distance and time-to-closest-approach before the maneuver window closes.
OrbitSim is a maneuver simulation and authorization system for in-orbit collision avoidance. Operators input a ΔV burn in the RTN (Radial-Tangential-Normal) frame — prograde, radial, and normal components — and OrbitSim computes the resulting Keplerian orbital elements using the vis-viva equation. It then re-screens the post-maneuver orbit against the conjunction threat, shows before/after orbital parameters, and calculates the next available KSC ground station pass window using SGP4 propagation. Authorization and execution are gated to the pass window with a complete audit trail.
Simulate before uplink. Authorize and execute only at the validated pass window. Every decision is logged to an immutable audit trail.
Live space weather monitoring integrated directly into the constellation dashboard. Polls NOAA's Space Weather API every 5 minutes for Kp index, geomagnetic storm level, and solar flux index (F10.7). Storm-level and Kp values are surfaced as contextual badges in the constellation health view so operators can correlate space environment state with satellite telemetry anomalies in real time.
Space weather context alongside satellite health data — not in a separate tool. Operators see geomagnetic conditions and Kp index in the same view as battery and thermal status.
The platform denies access by default. No open-by-default states. If a trust decision cannot be resolved, the system closes — not opens.
ITAR-controlled payloads are identified and routed before delivery — not filtered at the presentation layer. Enforcement is structural, not conditional.
Reporter identity is removed at intake. PII cannot traverse the platform's published data paths — enforced by architecture, not access policy.
Every critical operation generates an audit record. Audit trails are append-only and cannot be modified by application-layer processes.
Each service maintains explicit inter-service contracts. No implicit data sharing across operator trust boundaries. Schema ownership is defined at the service level.
Compliance is architectural — not a configuration option. FAA, NIST, and CISA alignment is built into the data models and workflows, not added post-deployment.
Every ClearSky containerized service has a dedicated test suite. All 278 platform validation tests pass across the full stack — 271 local plus 7 end-to-end.
Every AetherSat service has a dedicated test suite. 231 validation tests across 7 containerized services — including 112 tests executed on the Jetson Orin Nano edge compute node running the SENTINEL Layer 3 detection stack.
Targeted for NASA SBIR funding and non-dilutive grants. Not included in the current pre-seed scope.
Compliance co-pilot that maps mission details — orbit, payload, customer class — to a machine-readable compliance profile covering FAA, DoD, and export-control obligations.
Pre-launch software certification gateway. Combines SBOM with the RegNav compliance profile, calls VECTOR /certify, and issues a cryptographic launch attestation — or blocks on critical unresolved vulnerabilities.
Neuro-symbolic space weather validation engine. Confirms whether ionospheric anomalies are physical events or sensor artifacts — feeding validated space environment context into SENTINEL mission risk scoring.
We review your current operational environment, mission profile, and compliance obligations.
We walk through the platform architecture, data-flow contracts, and integration approach for your stack.
A time-bounded deployment scoped to one or two services — CLEARSKY intake or VECTOR SBOM scanning are typical starting points.
Operators assess the platform against their operational criteria with full access to configuration and output data.
We provide a tailored deployment recommendation based on the pilot evaluation. No commitment required to begin.