About Viventine Space Systems
We build critical infrastructure for the space economy.
The space industry is scaling faster than the systems meant to support it. Regulatory filings are buried across fragmented government portals. Workforce pipelines don't exist for orbital operations. Health and safety protocols are decades behind the pace of launch.
Viventine exists to close that gap. We build the tools that keep the space economy transparent, safe, and mission-ready.
Our Mission
Make the space economy more transparent, accessible, and safe for everyone building in it.
vi·ven·tine
/vɪˈvɛntɪn/ noun
- A good life; a lifetime of good.
- Good for life.
- The principle that the systems built today determine how well humanity lives and works beyond Earth.
"Every launch depends on infrastructure no one sees. We make sure it exists."
Origin Latin vivere, "to live." First used to describe the mission of building critical infrastructure for the space economy.
Our Work
Orbit Sentinel
Regulatory intelligence across FCC, ITU, FAA, and NOAA. One unified view of who's filing what, who they're connected to, and what it means for your position.
Passive Orbital Tracking
Satellite and debris tracking using passive radar. Persistent, low-cost space domain awareness without active transmission.
Space Workforce Readiness
Preparing the next generation of space workers for the jobs that don't exist yet.
Space Health Systems
Helping people live well in space. Building the systems that support human health, performance, and quality of life beyond Earth.
Our Team
Anthony Caracappa
Founder & CEO10+ years in technical operations and platform engineering, managing large-scale cloud infrastructure and leading platform consolidation across high-growth companies. Built Orbit Sentinel end to end, from data pipeline to API, to solve a problem he kept running into: fragmented regulatory data across the agencies that govern the space economy.
Your Name Here
Join the TeamWe are building the foundational systems for the space economy and looking for exceptional people who want to help shape it. If you have experience in aerospace, data engineering, regulatory systems, or just care deeply about making space more accessible, we want to hear from you.