Press kit
Cosmik is the Flightradar24 of space — a free, no-login web app that tracks the ISS, Starlink and 20,000+ satellites live in 3D, counts down every rocket launch with free alerts, and publishes launch news in seven languages. Everything on this page may be quoted or reproduced. Contact: hello@gocosmik.com.
Facts & figures
- 20,000+ objects tracked in real time from official CelesTrak orbital data, positions computed in the browser (SGP4) — nothing pre-rendered.
- Every orbital launch covered: live countdowns, webcasts, and automatic news previews & recaps in EN/FR/ES/DE/IT/PT/RU.
- ISS pass times for 550+ cities in local time, plus free push/email alerts for passes, launches, reentries and close approaches.
- First consumer space tracker with a public MCP server — AI assistants can query live launches and ISS passes directly (no auth).
- Free, no login, no app — runs in any modern browser, mobile included. Independent and self-funded.
Story angles
- “When can I see the ISS tonight?” — local-utility pieces with your city's real pass table: gocosmik.com/iss-over.
- Launch-day live coverage — embed the live countdown widget in liveblogs (per-provider variants available).
- AI meets space data — the MCP server angle: ask Claude or ChatGPT “when does the ISS pass over Paris?” and Cosmik answers with live orbital math.
- The Starlink train phenomenon — explainer with live visualization: gocosmik.com/starlink-train.
Founder quote
“Space is having its Flightradar moment: rockets launch every other day and thousands of satellites cross our skies, but most people never know when to look up. Cosmik makes the sky legible — live, free, in your browser.” — Nicolas, founder
Assets
- Logo (SVG) — the Saturn mark.
- Social card (PNG 1200×630).
- Screenshots: the live app is the best asset — screen-record gocosmik.com freely (attribution appreciated).
Boilerplate
Cosmik (gocosmik.com) is a free web app for tracking satellites and rocket launches in real time 3D. It shows the ISS, Starlink and 20,000+ objects computed live from official orbital data, sends free push and email alerts for visible passes and launches, and covers every orbital mission with news in seven languages. Cosmik is independent and free to use, with no account required.
