Company

Compliance should never be the reason a mission waits

Astrolytics automates ITAR and EAR compliance for space hardware teams, from the first draft BOM to the attested packet.

Why we started

Launch is getting cheaper fast, with SpaceX leading the fall in cost. More teams can afford to fly, and more space hardware is being built than ever. The authorization infrastructure behind it has not kept pace: export classification, licensing and the records that support them still run on spreadsheets and late-stage reviews.

Hardware is hard. Compliance is hard. Doing both against a fixed launch window is where missions slip. It became urgent when a university team told us its grant would be pulled if it missed its scheduled launch. Astrolytics exists so that authorizing a component never becomes the reason a mission waits.

Founder

Roman Seling, founder of Astrolytics

Roman Seling, founder

Roman founded Astrolytics in 2025. Before that he was Commercial Manager at Disguise, the London company whose hardware and software run large-scale live shows and virtual production, and Country Sales Manager at PocketLaw, the legal tech platform. One taught him how hardware companies ship; the other, how much rides on reading rules precisely. Astrolytics sits where the two meet.

Earlier: Dropbox and SurveyMonkey. Ten years in B2B technology. Astrolytics on LinkedIn

Contact

London, UK
roman.seling@astrolytics.space