Launching Our New Website: Reflecting Growth at Spaceflux
We are introducing the new, redesigned spaceflux.io. The new site is a reflection of how Spaceflux is growing and evolving to better serve our customers and partners. As the company has matured, we felt it was time for our online presence to grow with us.
The new site, created in collaboration with the renowned design studio Hello Monday, is also a preview of further updates across our platform this year.
A Story of Rapid Growth
Just over three years ago, Spaceflux began as a conversation between three founders in a London pub. We launched our first Cortex system and deployed five sensors within five months of starting in October 2022. By March 2023, we had secured our first UK government contract and expanded into commercial operations. Along the way, we participated in leading accelerators such as Creative Destruction Lab, SpaceFounders, and Seraphim, which supported us in our rapid growth.
Today, we’re a 30+ person team operating across multiple countries. Our global telescope network spans five continents, and we’ve secured multimillion-dollar contracts with both government and commercial customers. This journey has laid a strong foundation for continuous innovation.
The new website reflects how far we’ve come. It’s sharper, easier to navigate, and designed to clearly present our technology, products, and the capabilities of Cortex. It runs smoothly on desktop — and also looks great on mobile, where most of you explore what we’re building.
Just the beginning
This launch is more than a visual update – it marks Spaceflux’s emergence as a leader in space domain awareness, built on our technology, speed, and reliability. We remain committed to delivering fast, clear insights to governments, commercial operators, and partners around the world.
If you look closely, you’ll spot hints of what’s next for Cortex. A refreshed user interface is coming this autumn, bringing the same clean, direct design to the platform itself. We can’t wait to share it with both existing and new Spaceflux customers.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped bring the new site to life. We hope it gives you a better view into what we do, and where we’re going next.
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