Trace the evidence
Review object identity, catalog records, TLE freshness, source epochs, and transformation provenance.
public-catalog orbital risk review
Know what deserves a closer look.See the evidence behind it.
Space Janitor gives small and mid-sized LEO operators a documented second look at public orbital data—source provenance, freshness, uncertainty, priorities, and an analyst readout delivered in five business days.
Decision support only. Public-catalog analysis does not replace approved tracking, conjunction assessment, flight dynamics, or maneuver procedures.
live posture
Orbit is infrastructure
Data state
public-catalog derived
Review mode
analyst supported
Delivery target
5 business days
Starting price
$750
what the review does
From fragmented catalog records to a defensible analyst brief.
One object starts at $750. An expanded review of up to five related LEO objects or a narrowly defined orbital region starts at $1,250.
Prioritize the review
Turn fragmented public data into a documented second look with explicit uncertainty and status labels.
Brief the decision
Deliver a concise report, follow-up checklist, and analyst readout for internal discussion.
scope boundary
Transparent decision support, not maneuver authority.
The initial service uses public-catalog data and clearly labels freshness, provenance, assumptions, and limitations. It complements—not replaces—an operator's approved operational systems and procedures.
Stack parity
spacejanitor.pro
Next.js 16 App Router
React 19 interface layer
TypeScript control plane
Tailwind command surface
Prisma + Postgres core
Space CLI operations
review sequence
A repeatable path from object identity to analyst discussion.
01
TLE ingestion
02
Object identity
03
Propagation
04
Freshness review
05
Evidence labeling
06
Analyst report
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