You draw the area of interest, the engine chooses everything else.
The console, doing the actual work: a target box on a live map in, a priced, reasoned collection decision out, compared across every connected constellation.
36.9500°, -76.3000°18S UF 8425 9011Set the target
Type it or draw it: decimal, DMS, or MGRS. The area lands on a live map, sized in kilometers.
Get the decision
One optimal collection (priced, windowed, weather-checked) with the rationale and the alternatives it beat.
Cover a region
Bigger than one scene? Tiles route across passes and vendors, dedupe against what's on file, and price as one plan.
Weather changes the satellite, not the mission.
The forecast becomes a usability probability on every option. When optical odds fall below your floor, radar competes on equal footing, and wins.
Weather: only 45% forecast-usable, a cloud slip could cost this window.
The forecast is on every option
Live weather becomes a usability number, not a vibe. 45% usable is a gamble, and the console says so before you approve.
Set a floor: radar takes the pass
Same target, same day, floor at 60%: optical drops out and Umbra's radar wins at 98% usable. Clouds stop mattering.







