Orbit Sentinel Beta Is Now Self-Service

Starting today, you don’t need an invitation to use Orbit Sentinel. Go to console.viventine.com, sign in with your email, and you’re in — no waitlist, no sales call, free during beta.

What you get

Orbit Sentinel tracks 950,000+ regulatory filings across the FCC, FAA, NOAA, ITU, SEC, and Congress, with extracted, structured data you can query three ways:

Plain English, from your AI tools. Our open-source MCP server plugs Orbit Sentinel into Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor. Ask “What Starlink satellite licenses has SpaceX filed with the FCC recently?” and get answers grounded in actual filings — with IDs you can verify.
REST API. Direct HTTP access for your own pipelines and dashboards.
Semantic search. Find filings by what they mean, not just what they say.

Two minutes to your first query

Sign in at console.viventine.com and mint an API key.
Install the MCP server. On macOS it’s one command:

brew install --cask acaracappa/tap/orbit-sentinel-mcp

Linux and Windows binaries are on the releases page.

Add it to your MCP client with your key, restart, and start asking questions. Full setup instructions are in the console and the repo README.

The MCP server is open source under MIT — five Go files, easy to audit before you run it. It talks to our public API with your key and nothing else.

Beta limits that don’t get in your way

Beta keys come with 300 requests per minute, no daily cap, and no expiry. If you hit a wall during the beta, that’s a bug in our limits, not your usage — tell us.

Why self-service

We built Orbit Sentinel because the space regulatory stack is fragmented across agencies, jurisdictions, and decades-old systems — and the people who need this data shouldn’t have to wait for us to schedule a demo. The fastest way to find out whether it’s useful to you is to ask it a question about your own corner of the industry.

If it falls short, email [email protected] — during beta, feedback is the price of admission.