Decision trigger
What decision must the campaign support, and by when?
The first commercial step
Determine whether your software should fly before reserving a mission.
The Flight Readiness Sprint translates your commercial decision into a technically bounded ground-to-orbit evidence plan.
What the Sprint answers
A disciplined go, defer or ground-only decision.
Orbital need
What behaviour genuinely requires orbital evidence?
Resource fit
Can the workload fit the available compute, memory, storage, timing and data envelope?
Acceptance risk
What safety, cybersecurity, export, integration or operational gaps could prevent flight?
Evidence credibility
What claims, tests and measurements can the campaign responsibly generate?
Commercial scope
What will the complete campaign require and cost?
Six outputs
Leave with an evidence plan—not a sales pitch.
Workload assessment
Software architecture, dependencies, interfaces and operational assumptions.
Resource envelope
Compute, memory, storage, timing, network and data requirements.
Evidence plan
Claims, tests, measurements and decision criteria.
Acceptance-gap analysis
Safety, cybersecurity, export, integration and operational gaps.
Campaign recommendation
Flight, defer or ground-only recommendation.
Commercial proposal
Scope, schedule assumptions, dependencies and indicative campaign price.
Controlled boundary
Indicative pricing remains subject to workload complexity, customer requirements and mission availability.
Qualification intake
Tell us what decision flight evidence needs to change.
The production intake is deliberately issued through a secure channel after initial contact. Do not submit classified information, export-controlled technical data or sensitive mission credentials through this website.
Request a Sprint assessment ↗The next controlled step
Do not build an entire space mission to answer one software question.
Start with a bounded workload, a defined evidence requirement and a clear decision trigger.