Engine first
One validated engine, so a number never changes with the screen you read it on.
Product overview
Arksa is the operating system for space missions. Design an orbit or a whole constellation, analyse it on a validated engine, share it with a link and run it from a plan you approve.
01What Arksa is
One validated engine, so a number never changes with the screen you read it on.
Validated against independent tools and published references: 350+ validation cases, all passing. See the results.
On Sovereign, compute and files stay on your own servers.
Validated: orbit geometry against a published textbook example →
02The workflow
Each step reads and writes the same mission, so nothing is retyped between design, analysis, review and operations.
Turn requirements into orbits and constellations, then fly them as precisely as the question needs.
Access, coverage, power, link budgets, conjunctions, lifetime, networks and trade studies, all on the mission you just drew.
With team accounts, share any view with a link: reviewers open it exactly as you left it. Reports export as a self-contained HTML page, a PDF or an evidence pack.
Ask for an outcome in plain English, such as "image Tokyo every pass this week", and approve the timed plan Arksa drafts.
03The example mission
The Arctic Earth-observation example mission, flown from today and drawn on the real Earth under today's Sun.
Validated: sidereal time against a published textbook example →
Earth's oblateness turns every orbit plane. A sun-synchronous orbit turns with the Sun and keeps its local time; the 53° shell sweeps through every local time. Arksa shows both, for every satellite.
Validated: TLE propagation against the published verification set →
The transfer from low orbit to geostationary matches the published textbook answer. It is one of the reference cases checked on every change.
Validated: low orbit to GEO matches the published textbook answer →
05One model, every surface
One mission, one model. Every surface shows the same results.
A 3D globe and 2D map with every analysis module. Invited teams open it on the web during early access.
With team accounts, read-only links that expire, so a reviewer sees exactly what you see.
API access for pilot and Mission teams, on request.
Accounts, roles, licences and missions on the same engine. Team cloud, accounts and billing open with general availability; Sovereign is built to run on your own servers.
06Where your work lives
Early access today: single-user studio by invitation. Team cloud, accounts and billing open with general availability. Sovereign is built to run on your own servers.
More seats, more compute and shared workspaces come with Team and above. Plans and pricing.
→In a briefing
Under NDA, with the founder who builds Arksa.
Request a briefingEarly access · Mission and Sovereign by contract
Request access, or book a demo on your own mission.