Cosmos
Your operation, modeled.
Yours to keep.
Using Command, we model your domain. That model is your Cosmos. Command turns it into running software, and the model stays yours.
The Problem
The knowledge that runs your operation
lives nowhere you own.
It lives in spreadsheets that were right yesterday, in inboxes, and in the head of the one person who knows why the process works. Rented software moves it into someone else's database, shaped around their product. When the person leaves, the knowledge leaves. When the vendor changes terms, you start over.
What's in a Cosmos
Your whole operation, as one structured model.
Not a document or a diagram: a working model precise enough to generate software from, and complete enough for an audit to read.
01
The Operation
Capabilities, workflows, roles, and the things you track — assets, containers, batches, contracts.
02
The Requirements
What the system must do, each requirement testable and traced to the capability it serves.
03
The Connections
Integrations with SCADA, ERP, telemetry, and counterparties, plus where everything is deployed.
04
The Record
Every plan, change, release, verification, and audit trail Command produced against the model.
Ownership
Yours. Not ours.
Your Cosmos belongs to you: the model and its entire engineering record. If you leave, you take all of it — not a partial export, not a PDF. Everything.
We would rather earn your business every year than trap you. A system you own survives turnover, vendors, and us.
From Model to Software
Your Cosmos is the design. Command builds from it.
Chip designers work this way: the design tool is licensed, the chip design belongs to the company that made it. Command is the tool. Your Cosmos is your design. Change the model, and Command builds the change and writes the record back into your Cosmos.
Proven
One Cosmos moves
20% of global helium.
A Fortune 10 energy company's helium operation — containers, custody transfers, contracts, invoicing, compliance — is modeled as its Cosmos. The production software is generated from that model and maintained against it.
Constellations
Composed, not started from scratch.
A Cosmos starts from Constellations — proven pieces of domain model from live operations — tailored to how you run. Helium today, more as the library grows.
Where It Runs
Your infrastructure. Your counterparties. Your terms.
The software built from your Cosmos runs on AWS today. Station will run it on hardware you own, on your floor. Nexus, which we are designing, will connect your Cosmos to your counterparties' — each side sovereign, no intermediary.
Who It's For
Operators. One Cosmos each.
Operators
Your own Cosmos — not a tenant in someone else's
Producers, distributors, program offices — any operator whose system should be theirs. Not multi-tenant SaaS.
The Wider Ecosystem
No Cosmos needed to plug in
Carriers, drivers, and container owners plug into the chain through Connect.
Your operation, modeled. It goes where you go.