In development
Products
Kynthos is developing custody analytics for three kinds of customer, each delivered as a software service under license or contract. Choose your sector to preview its preliminary data sheet, then write to us to arrange a conversation or an evaluation.
Sectors and data sheets
Government and defense
SKOPIA
Sensor-agnostic Knowledge Of Position, Intent and Activity
Routine tracking ends at geosynchronous orbit. SKOPIA is designed to hold custody of every object beyond it, out to the Moon and the Lagrange points, from whatever sensors can see it.
Every gap in observation becomes a where-to-look message for the next partner sensor, so custody holds across the gaps that defeat single-sensor tracking.
Request the data sheetIn development, October 2026. Screens are preliminary and values are illustrative. SKOPIA is a working name.
Launch providers and lunar operators
LUNEA
LUNar Encounters and Avoidance
A lunar mission is safe or it is not, from the launch window to the last disposal burn. LUNEA is designed to carry that question across the whole mission, including an independent custody check of the operator's own solution.
It serves operators with their own navigation and operators who rely on Kynthos entirely, whether or not they share ephemerides and plans.
Request the data sheetIn development, October 2026. Screens are preliminary and values are illustrative. LUNEA is a working name.
Space insurance
CERTIA
Custody Evidence, Risk, Term, Insurance and Attestation
A lunar policy runs from launch to a year in orbit, and the risk of loss does not sit still. CERTIA is designed to show how that risk compounds or falls over the term, what drives it, where a book accumulates and what can be verified on the day of a claim.
It puts a signed custody record beside the actuarial view: what was known and when, which warnings were issued and what the operator did.
Request the data sheetIn development, October 2026. Screens are preliminary and values are illustrative. CERTIA is a working name.
Another sector
If your organization works with cislunar objects and does not fit these three, write to us with what you need to know and when.