Quindar

Quindar is mission management software for satellite and spacecraft operations, providing a common operating picture, system-of-systems integration, and resiliency across commercial and government missions. It unifies visibility and control across spacecraft, payloads, and ground systems, integrating directly with satellites or existing architectures without requiring replacement. The platform is built on a modular, standards-based architecture aligned with MOSA principles and supports adaptive routing to maintain mission awareness during disruptions.

The platform is organized into five modules: Quindar Plan for autonomous mission planning and contact scheduling, Quindar Flight for automated flight dynamics, Quindar Control for unified command and control, Quindar Event for anomaly detection and recovery, and Quindar Portal for role-based access. Integrations include ground station providers such as KSAT, RBC Signals, Atlas Space Operations, Leaf Space, AnySignal, Northwood, and AWS Ground Station, along with Grafana for telemetry dashboards, GitHub and GitLab for software-defined operations, PagerDuty for real-time notifications, and OpenC3 for command and control. The application runs on AWS GovCloud (US) and holds SOC 2 Type II and NIST 800-171 compliance, with FedRAMP compliance under investigation.

Quindar serves commercial operators and government programs across Earth observation, telecom, ISAM, PNT, and other mission profiles. It is offered as a service, with deployment and integration supported by the team; specific plan tiers, trials, and pricing structures are not detailed on these pages.