Intella

Intella is a space-technology company building Mercury, the mission intelligence software for satellite operations. As fleets grow, operations don't scale linearly. What breaks first isn't the spacecraft, it's the human effort required to continuously confirm that everything is nominal across fragmented tools, shifts, and missions. Mercury is an AI-powered intelligence layer that sits on top of existing mission control systems. It continuously reviews housekeeping telemetry, filters out non-actionable noise, and surfaces only what truly requires human attention. Three pillars: Orchestration: Connect fragmented data sources and ground-segment tools into a unified operational environment. Intelligence: Detect anomalies beyond static thresholds, qualify events with context, and surface weak signals before they become incidents. Governance: Structure investigations into reusable workflows, automate reporting, and build audit-ready practices across fleets and missions. The result: operators spend less time on routine checks and more time on real decisions. Mercury targets a 1:10 operator-to-satellite ratio and 60–75% reductions in false alarms and investigation time. Mercury augments, not replaces, existing ground-segment tooling. It integrates into heterogeneous environments, supports progressive automation operators can trust, and keeps humans in control. Intella works with satellite operators and partners across the space ecosystem to deploy Mercury in live operational environments.