Building the most intuitive way to follow spaceflight—live launches, interactive trajectories, actionable data, and tools that make the cosmos feel personal.
MaxQ exists to make spaceflight understandable, exciting, and accessible. We blend accurate data, elegant design, and real-time visualization to help every space fan—rookie to expert—follow what’s next.
From launch windows and hazard maps to orbital tracks and recovery zones, we sweat the details so you can experience the big picture—clearly.
Live numbers will appear here as we wire the data.
A quick timeline you can flesh out with milestones, screenshots, or community moments.
Started as a simple launch viewer and hazard-map experiment.
Live trajectories, ISS mode, reusable fleet tracking.
Open data, APIs, and features co-built with the space community.
I built MaxQ with the hopes of creating a place that all Space and Rocket lovers could go to and rely on regardless of how much knowledge they have of the subject.
I am a self-proclaimed Orbital Analyst with a profound passion for spaceflight and a commitment to sharing with others—My objective is to deliver accurate, high-quality, and useful information to the spaceflight community
Data should enlighten, not overwhelm. We design for understanding first.
Space is hard; the numbers matter. We cite, verify, and course-correct fast.
From micro-interactions to major moments—space should feel magical.
