Routed through
Every door in commercial space science. Already opened.
Agencies, orbital hosts, launch providers and funding bodies. We know who flies what, who has slots open, who pays for which science class. You bring the question.
22+ providers and programmes routed through
Growing every quarter
The numbers
A market that just opened up.
Commercial in orbit research is moving from one station to five. From a few agency slots to a marketplace. Most labs don't know the door is now open.
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Experiments indexed
Every mission and instrument we route against
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Agencies routed
From NASA and ESA to JAXA, CNES, UKSA
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Commercial stations by 2030
Axiom · Orbital Reef · Starlab · Vast · Sierra
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Demand growth since 2020
Commercial microgravity payloads year on year
Sources: NASA CLD program · ESA Director General reports · public provider roadmaps. Compiled internally.
The Thread
A red thread guided Theseus through the Labyrinth.
Ariadne tied one end at the entrance and gave him the spool. He unrolled it as he walked. After he killed the Minotaur, the thread led him back out alive.
Space research is its own labyrinth. We build the thread from your idea to
launch, navigating the operational and regulatory hurdles for you.
The Team
Built by the people who've walked it.
We're engineers, scientists and operators who've watched science miss its orbit for the wrong reasons. Ariadne is the route we wish we'd had.
Met at the International Space University, Strasbourg
Mission lead
Cardiovascular researcher at UCSF Huang Lab. UC Berkeley Molecular Biology.
Brand lead
Biomedical engineer from Buenos Aires. Neurology product strategy. Focus on clinical translation.
Operations lead
Space strategy consultant. Previously ESA Human and Robotic Exploration Directorate.
Partnerships lead
Clinical research at the Center for Space Medicine Research, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Engineering lead
Engineer trained at KTH Royal Institute and Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm.
Brief
Prepare to fly.
Three fields. One click. First response in 48 hours.