We were told VLEO was too hard. We founded Orbitt to prove otherwise.

Low Earth Orbit is filling up. The band below it — Very Low Earth Orbit — has always promised sharper data, faster links, and orbits that clean themselves. For decades it was written off as too hard: the atmosphere that makes VLEO attractive also pulls satellites down.

Orbitt was founded by engineers from India's space programme who had spent their careers flying hardware — and who believed the propulsion problem was solvable. We're building the platform that makes VLEO a place you can operate from, not just pass through.