Software for Earth, and everything above it.

We build consumer apps and developer infrastructure for the new space economy — sky-survey pipelines that watch the night for what's new, and the clocks, maps, and messengers people will carry off-world.

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Mission Catalog

Five active programs. One studio.

Each mission ships as a standalone product. Underneath, they share a common core of astronomy, mapping, and networking infrastructure — built once, hardened in production, then extracted.

  • GX-01 · 2025

    Lone Star

    Anomaly detection mining the Vera Rubin Observatory public alert stream around the clock, surfacing uncatalogued transients as they appear.

    Astronomy · Data pipeline  ·  startrak.space ↗
    Live
  • GX-02 · 2026

    Supernova

    A social travel platform: a discovery feed, cinematic 3D-globe storytelling, AI-assisted trip planning, and an accurate travel tracker for the trips you're actually on.

    iOS · Android
    Coming soon to theApp Store Coming soon to theGoogle Play
    In development
  • GX-03 · 2026

    Lunar Time

    Coordinated Lunar Time, on your phone: live lunar clocks, per-site sun geometry, honest labeling while the standard is finalized — powered by our own astronomy engine.

    iOS · Android
    Coming soon to theApp Store Coming soon to theGoogle Play
    In development
  • GX-04 · 2026

    DTN Messenger

    Messaging built on Bundle Protocol (BPv7) that treats connected, intermittent, and fully-disconnected as first-class states — for disaster response, maritime, and backcountry use, eventually extending to the Earth–Moon link.

    Bundle Protocol · BPv7
    In design
  • GX-05 · 2026

    LunaGlobe

    An interactive 3D Moon: NASA Moon Trek imagery streamed through a quadtree level-of-detail engine, with orbit controls and POI overlays — a reusable component across every lunar app we ship.

    Rendering · Reusable component
    Component
Infrastructure

Picks and shovels for the space economy.

Every product we ship pulls a piece of its plumbing loose and hardens it into something other teams can build on.

// ephemeris

Ephemeris SDK

Positional astronomy as easy as fetch() — born inside Lunar Time, generalized for anyone who needs accurate sky positions without standing up an observatory-grade stack.

// orbit-awareness

Orbit awareness tooling

Client libraries and dashboards for space-traffic-coordination data, sized for university and smallsat teams who need signal, not an enterprise contract.

// lunar-tiles

Lunar spatial platform

Tile services and SDKs for lunar mapping — the same layer LunaGlobe renders on, available to anyone building on the lunar surface.

How we build

Small studio. Flight-software discipline.

Validate against reality

Astronomy ships only after it agrees with JPL Horizons. Map-matching ships only after it agrees with real trips.

Extract, don't platform

Every SDK starts life inside a shipping product. We don't build infrastructure speculatively — we pull it out once it's proven under load.

Design for disconnection

Loss of signal is a state, not an error. Our systems are built to keep working — and keep meaning something — when the link drops.

Contact

A human answers.

Get in touch for product support, partnerships, press, or data requests. We respond within two business days.

support@galaxielabs.space