Kanyini’s orbit around a warm charcoal globe, seen from Lot Fourteen

Live satellite films for South Australian space missions.

Mission films that recompute from live orbital data every time they play, so the film you show an investor today is true today.

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Kanyini, South Australia’s own satellite, over the Australian Space Discovery Centre (opens in a new tab) at Lot Fourteen. Drag to turn the globe. Orbital data: CelesTrak.

A satellite launch film that’s computed and always live.

A rendered video is frozen on the day it was exported. Orbits are not: drag lowers them, operators manoeuvre, and a pass you promised over Adelaide drifts by minutes within a week.

Orbiwatch starts from the satellite’s latest orbital elements from CelesTrak and works the orbit forward from there with the standard propagation model. The period, the altitude and the next pass over your site are worked out on the spot, and the film is drawn from those numbers.

Put the live film on your website and it recomputes every day. When you need a file for a deck, a screen or a social post, export the MP4: our film pipeline renders it in 1080p from the same numbers.

Three ground tracks of Kanyini crossing a coastline map, each further west
Kanyini’s next three orbits over the ground, worked out from today’s elements (CelesTrak). Each one lands about 23° further west, because the Earth turns beneath it.

A rendered video is made once and is right on the day it was exported. A living film works itself out again from current elements every day, and still gives you an MP4 whenever you need a file.

Satellite films that stay true

Today’s orbital data, turned into films that play live on your website, a lobby screen or a deck.

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The Orbiwatch studio: the satellite list, the live Kanyini orbit film and the design panel
The ground track film in the studio: Kanyini crossing Australia on a pale map
The coverage film in the studio: a day of Kanyini’s passes over Adelaide in rose tones
The constellation film in the studio: Kanyini and the satellites launched with it, around the globe

Show your satellite film on every screen.

One film, five places. The screen beside each step plays the real player, computed from current orbital elements; only the device around it is drawn.

  1. The live player on a company’s mission page

    A live satellite tracker on your website

    A live player on your mission page, locked to your domain. It recomputes every time it loads; visitors turn the globe, zoom and speed up time.

    WhoSpace companies, launch providers and agencies

    WhenMission pages, launch weeks, investor updates

  2. The same player on a phone

    Satellite tracking on any phone

    The same embed, drawn off the main thread so the page stays quick. Swipe to turn the globe, pinch to zoom.

    WhoCustomers, future hires and journalists

    WhenThe day a launch, a pass or a raise is shared

  3. Display mode on a portrait kiosk, Fleet Space’s Centauri satellites

    A satellite display for your lobby

    Display mode on a portrait screen: your satellites over your site, rotating through the stories, readable from a few metres.

    WhoPrecincts, visitor centres, university foyers

    WhenAll day, unattended, for weeks

  4. Display mode on a 16:9 screen with the ISS

    A live satellite screen for events

    Layouts for 16:9, 21:9, 4:3 and square screens, set up with one link, with a countdown to the next pass.

    WhoSpace centres, exhibitors and education partners

    WhenAustralian Space Week, open days, class before tonight’s pass

  5. Presenter mode with Kanyini over Adelaide

    A satellite orbit film for your investor pitch

    Presenter mode: full screen, nothing but the film, and your clicker steps through the beats. Every number was computed that morning.

    WhoFounders and mission leads

    WhenRaises, board meetings, briefings to ministers

Satellite films for space companies, agencies and schools.

Numbers an engineer in the room can check, in front of investors, customers and the people you want to hire.

Kanyini’s orbit around the globe, over Australia

Today

Your website’s hero, recomputed every time the page loads, so the orbit number is today’s.

Orbit about 12,381, day 791

Set it up in the studio

Scroll, or pick a moment.Pick a moment to see its film.

Make your film in the studio.

Pick a satellite and a place, and the film is computed live. Export it as an MP4, or put it on your own screen.

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The Orbiwatch studio on a desktop: the satellite list, the live Kanyini film and the design panel
The studio on a phone: the live film above Kanyini’s numbers, with the bar for satellite, place, design, story and export

Pricing for live satellite films.

Each plan below is playing its own film: the real player, computed from today’s orbital elements.

Living Film

A live satellite film for your website

US$200per film, per monthA$290per film, per month, ex GST€180per film, per month¥32,000per film, per monthCN¥1,350per film, per month

A mission page that stays true: your satellite, live on your site, and MP4s whenever you need a file.

  • Your satellite, site and brand, recomputed daily
  • A live embed locked to your domain
  • 1080p MP4 exports from our film pipeline
  • Cancel any month
Choose your film

Kanyini over Lot Fourteen, as it plays on a mission page. Drag the globe.

Display

A satellite display for a lobby or event

US$410per screen, per monthA$590per screen, per month, ex GST€370per screen, per month¥65,000per screen, per monthCN¥2,750per screen, per month

A lobby TV, kiosk or event screen that runs on its own for weeks.

  • Display mode, set up with one link
  • Your satellites and site, rotating through every story
  • Layouts for portrait, 16:9, 21:9, 4:3 and square
  • Presenter mode for pitches and briefings
Start a display

Fleet Space’s Centauri-7 on a 16:9 lobby screen, in display mode.

Mission Film commission

A custom satellite launch film

US$4,800fromA$6,900from, ex GST€4,300from¥760,000fromCN¥32,000from

A custom film of your hardware and mission, cut for the launch video, the deck and the socials.

  • Designed by Vlad Kutepov: storyboard, scenes and edits made with you
  • Built on the same live engine
  • Every export the Living Film includes
  • A 25% deposit of US$1,200 books the workA 25% deposit of A$1,725 books the workA 25% deposit of €1,075 books the workA 25% deposit of ¥190,000 books the workA 25% deposit of CN¥8,000 books the work
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A film cut: Fleet Space’s Centauri satellites as a constellation, framed like the export.

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