One operating picture, from orbit to ground.
Model the network, schedule transfers, evaluate receiving capacity, and keep constraints attached to the plan that depends on them.
A plan built from connected operational objects.
BeamDesk relates spacecraft, orbital planes, receiving sites, access windows, transfers, and operational constraints in the same model. The interface is the visible layer; the underlying work is keeping those relationships coherent.
Model the network
Keep fleet geometry, stations, receivers, and links in one inspectable operating picture.
Schedule transfers
Turn modeled access into an ordered transfer plan, with supplier, receiver, window, and duration kept together.
Carry the constraints
Review geometry, line of sight, pointing, charge state, priority, and screening alongside the schedule they affect.
See when the sky becomes useful.
The Ground Stations overview combines the next modeled window, a polar sky plot, and a time ribbon. It gives planners a common view of where a spacecraft crosses the station aperture and what follows it.
Coverage is fleet- and epoch-dependent. When the required fleet is unavailable, the service refuses a fleet-dependent answer instead of silently mixing live and mock state.
Relate an aperture to the place beneath it.
The site view puts a modeled receiving footprint beside physical scale, duty context, station capability, and stated assumptions. That makes a site screen reviewable without treating an early model as a surveyed design.
Inspect the geometry before you commit the schedule.
The full sky view expands the station geometry so a planner can examine the modeled track and aperture without depending on the surrounding dashboard.
Change the condition. Rebuild the operating answer.
A transfer plan only makes sense while its assumptions hold. BeamDesk keeps constraints visible and provides a deterministic simulation path for exercising disruptions before inspecting the resulting schedule.
Establish the baseline
Load the network model and inspect the available windows, station state, and active constraints.
Exercise a disruption
Use the simulated environment to change an operating condition and reveal which transfers depend on it.
Review the revised plan
Compare the resulting schedule and constraints, then decide what should move forward through the authorized workflow.
Mock for repeatability. Live when sources are ready.
The mode is visible in the console because a planner should always know whether the current picture comes from the committed demonstration network or configured external sources.
Deterministic operating rehearsal
Committed data and simulation code produce a repeatable environment with no required provider connection.
Configured source adapters
Live mode can replace or enrich orbital, station, weather, pass, and capacity state. Availability and credentials vary by provider, and degradation remains visible.
Carry the ground picture into another system.
The machine API exposes read-only coverage, opportunities, listings, standards, and draft BPI resources behind revocable API keys. Marketplace writes remain in the authenticated marketplace service rather than the live-provider proxy.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <api-key>" "https://api.beamdesk.space/api/public/v1/coverage?lat=<latitude>&lon=<longitude>"Build the operating picture before the network needs it.
Bring a constellation, a ground requirement, or an integration question. Access is reviewed separately from authentication.