Company
Clearing the path to orbit.
Regulation shouldn't be the reason a mission slips.
Mission
Make legal approval the fastest part of getting to space.
Every satellite and rocket needs permission before it flies — across the FCC, FAA, NOAA, and ITU. Today that permission still runs on spreadsheets, siloed tools, and expensive headcount — disconnected from the people building the hardware.
Space Trust is building AI-native compliance infrastructure for operators: software that drafts filings, monitors regulatory changes, generates reports, and keeps audit trails — while named, accountable experts certify the work, because raw AI cannot sign a federal certification.
We start with fixed-price Part 100 and Part 450 migrations during the rulebook rewrite, then become the system of record for your regulatory state — essential infrastructure that insurers and investors can trust as “compliant, per us.”
What we believe
Accountable by design
A person puts their name on every certification. Software does the work; humans stand behind it — no black-box bottlenecks where it matters.
A system of record
Regulatory state shouldn't live in inboxes and spreadsheets. We keep one honest picture — real-time visibility across the regimes you operate in.
Built for the rewrite
The rulebook is changing. We start with fixed-price migrations and grow into the record that survives audits, renewals, and the next patchwork.
Team
Two founders — AI-native engineering meets licensing.
Based in San Francisco, close to the commercial space community in Los Angeles.
Aarfan Hussain
Co-Founder
AI engineer turned founder, building the AI-native services layer for space compliance.
Rohan Sathisha
Co-Founder
Leads the drafting and validation side — the licensing workflows that get missions cleared to fly.
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