Contact
Cosmik is built by a tiny team of space enthusiasts — there’s no support robot on the other end, just us. Pick whichever channel you like; we read and answer everything.
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Best for anything longer — questions, partnership, press, bug reports.
space@gocosmik.com →
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Telegram
Our channel posts every launch countdown, aurora alert and daily orbit stats — and comments are open.
Join @gocosmik →
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X / Twitter
Quickest for a short question — our DMs are open, and we post launch alerts there.
DM @gocosmik →
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Suggest a feature
The 💡 Suggest button inside the app goes straight to the builders — every idea gets read, and the best ones get built.
Open the map →
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Support the project
Cosmik is free and stays free. If it made you look up, a coffee keeps the servers flying.
Ko-fi →
Who operates Cosmik
Cosmik is published by Nanogramme LLC (Delaware, USA), a small independent team of space enthusiasts. The site is published by Nanogramme LLC (registered in Delaware, USA) — company details, hosting providers and payment handling are all listed in the legal notice. There is no support call centre and no local office anywhere: the addresses above are the only ways to reach us, and a human answers them, usually within one or two working days.
Where Cosmik works
Cosmik is worldwide — ISS passes, aurora forecasts and launch schedules are computed for 575 cities across ~130 countries, in ten languages. Two coverage areas have their own dedicated, hand-written pages rather than a machine translation:
- Russia & the CIS — Russian-language ISS-pass schedules in local time for 21 Russian cities (Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan and more) and 11 CIS cities. Contact page in Russian: Контакты Cosmik; the hub is Пролёты МКС по городам.
- The 12 August 2026 solar eclipse — per-city circumstances for Iceland, Spain and, separately, Russia.
Looking for what Cosmik is in the first place? Start with About — or just open the live map.
