Quindar, founded in 2022, is a software company providing a cloud-based platform for satellite operations management. Its platform offers satellite owners tools to analyze, test, track, monitor, and operate their satellite constellations, automating mission management and enabling a single engineer to manage hundreds of satellites. Quindar's services support flight dynamics, mission planning, command and control, and incident management. Key partners and customers include Airbus and NASA.
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Quindar closed the $6,000,000 funding on 2024-01-30 as an extension to a $2,500,000 seed round it announced a year earlier.
KSAT is using Quindar’s software to provide satellite operations services to KSAT’s customers.
Quindar identified a market demand for the ability to operate multiple satellite buses and payloads from a single platform.
Quindar raised an additional $6,000,000 to further development of software to automate operations of satellite constellations.
Quindar raised $2,500,000 in capital from Y-Combinator, FCVC, Soma Capital, Liquid 2 Ventures, K5 Global, and other investors.
Quindar will use the latest $2,500,000 funding round to grow its team and hire a front-end engineer, a site reliability engineer (SRE), and a test engineer.
Quindar’s $2,500,000 seed round investors include Y Combinator, FCVC, Soma Capital, and Liquid 2 Ventures.
Quindar raised $2,500,000 in seed funding.
The five Quindar co-founders, including Nate Hamet, met while working at OneWeb and helped develop OneWeb’s operations systems.
Quindar estimates that the $2,500,000 in seed funding will provide runway into 2025.
Quindar’s five co-founders met while working at OneWeb and helped develop OneWeb’s operations systems.
Quindar raised $2,500,000 in seed funding on 2023-01-24 from Y Combinator, FCVC, Soma Capital, and Liquid 2 Ventures.
Quindar estimates the $2,500,000 in seed funding will support the company into 2025.