For aerospace & space
From hangarto deep-space relay.
Mission, Propulsion, Life Support, Comms, and Aviation share one telemetry intake, one anomaly substrate, and one set of books. Pathfinder I seed data ships with every module — open the page and the math is already running.
- Tsiolkovsky-on-trigger Δv accounting
- Friis link-budget calculator (live)
- ECLSS severity → auto-anomaly fan-out
- Vehicle transfer between programs by reference
Replace Your Stack
One platform. Built for flight.
Mission ops, comms, ECLSS, propulsion, and atmospheric MX — replaced by modules in Turtini.
Turtini charges 1% on payment volume processed through the platform. No seat fees, no module gates.
How it fits
Built for how flight programs actually run.
Mission Coordination
Flight history, anomalies, comms passes, and abort feasibility — one view.
Mission is the coordination OS — a vehicle (Pathfinder I in the seed) carries flight history, anomalies, planned events, and partner-view exports. onMissionEventWritten auto-stamps MET (mission elapsed time) and writes flightHistory atomically. missionListPartnerView / transferMissionVehicle callables manage cross-org sharing without copying records.
Propulsion
Δv budget that recomputes on every burn.
Propulsion ships a live Δv tracker (budget vs expended vs reserved-for-aborts vs available). On a mission event, Tsiolkovsky-on-trigger computes actual Δv from mass-ratio + Isp, decrements propellant tanks by mixture ratio, and bumps engine cycle counts. Abort feasibility recomputes live as the margin moves — when an abort window closes, you see it.
Life Support / ECLSS
Severity escalation that creates anomalies before the crew sees red.
Life Support sits on every Mission vehicle (every record references missionVehicleId). Snapshot ingest reuses bridgeApiKeys for spacecraft telemetry. Severity-escalation triggers fan out to missionAnomalies; critical alarms auto-spawn anomalies. Weekly auto-burn-rate calculations project consumable depletion — O2, water, food — well before the projection becomes a problem.
Comms (Space Link)
Friis link budget + pass scheduling + outage anomalies.
Comms sits beneath Mission's pass scheduling. Interactive Friis link-budget calculator returns live verdict, margin, and achievable rate. Critical outages auto-spawn missionAnomalies. commsPredictPass derives next-pass timing from orbital elements. Pathfinder × Goldstone S-band seeder ships sample data so the module opens populated.
Aviation (Atmosphere)
FBO, flight school, charter — same platform, different mission profile.
Aviation is the atmospheric-flight tier — Part 91 GA owners, Part 135 charter, flight schools, FBO operators. Aircraft rosters, flight logs, MX with cycle/hour intervals, fuel tickets, dispatch, weight & balance. Maps primitive shared with Voyages, Field Service, and Sports.
Bridge API → Spacecraft Telemetry
The same primitive that streams from a wheelhouse streams from a spacecraft.
Bridge's telemetry intake pattern (bridgeApiKeys → snapshot writes) was generalized for Life Support and Comms. Whether the feed is engine vitals from a vessel, ECLSS sensors from a habitat, or downlink quality from a deep-space relay, it lands in the same hash-chained audit log with the same anomaly-fan-out semantics.
Shared substrate
The same primitives across every flight tier.
A vehicle, a telemetry snapshot, an anomaly, an audit log — the same shape whether the vehicle is a Cessna 172 on a flight-school dispatch or a deep-space probe on a Mars-orbit transfer.
Property-records-follow-property
Same pattern that runs Closings and Sports also runs Mission — the vehicle is canonical. Vehicle transfer between programs carries flight history, propellant accounting, and anomaly ledger by reference, never by copy.
Permissions over copies
Partner-view exports route through permissioned reads — never duplicated docs. Revoke a partner org, and they lose the view; the underlying record never moved.
Verified-by-Turtini reports
Every Mission Readiness Review, Anomaly Report, and Telemetry Summary PDF carries a Verified-by-Turtini QR + SHA-256, independently verifiable at /verify/:id — sufficient for FAR Part 450 / CSLA filings.
Common audit substrate
Aviation, Mission, Comms, Life Support, and Propulsion all write to the same hash-chained per-org audit log. The same query that surfaces an anomaly on Day 12 of a Pathfinder mission surfaces a discrepancy in a Part 135 maintenance entry.
Pathfinder seeders
Activating Mission, Comms, Life Support, or Propulsion seeds a Pathfinder I dataset on first run — vehicles, ground stations, sensors, flight events — so the module opens populated and you can see what fits before designing your own.
Open primitives
No proprietary message bus. Telemetry intake is Bridge API; downlink format is the same JSON other modules use. If you need to migrate off the platform tomorrow, every record exports through the same Bearer-authenticated REST API.
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