Flarient
Flarient is a real-time space weather intelligence platform that aggregates data from NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL CNEOS, GFZ Potsdam, and ESA into a unified interface. The platform offers live tracking of geomagnetic storms, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth objects, plus community prediction markets and an Impact Decoder that translates technical data into personal relevance. It also provides a developer API for integrating space weather intelligence into external applications.
- Data & Analytics
- Software Only
- Artificial Intelligence
- AI Agents
- Space Technology
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Space weather events such as geomagnetic storms, solar flares, and near-Earth object approaches can disrupt power grids, satellite operations, communications, and navigation systems, yet reliable, real-time data and forecasts are scattered across multiple scientific sources. Individuals and organizations lack a unified platform to monitor these events, understand their potential impact, and make informed decisions.
Solution
Flarient provides a real-time space weather intelligence platform that aggregates data from authoritative sources including NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL CNEOS, GFZ Potsdam, and ESA into a single, accessible interface. The platform offers live tracking tools for geomagnetic storms, solar flares, Kp index, aurora visibility, and near-Earth objects, alongside a solar observatory with live SDO imagery. Flarient also includes community prediction markets where users can forecast space weather events, a Human vs AI benchmarking feature comparing human forecasters against AI agents, and an Impact Decoder that translates technical space weather data into personal relevance. The platform provides historical archives, educational resources, and a developer API for integrating space weather intelligence into external applications.
Target Audience
Primary users include space weather enthusiasts, aurora chasers, researchers, and organizations in industries sensitive to space weather such as satellite operators, power grid managers, and aviation companies. The platform also serves developers seeking to integrate space weather data into their own applications.
Features
- Geomagnetic Storm Tracker with live Kp index, G-scale, Bz, solar wind speed, and Dst measurements
- Solar Flare Monitor using real-time GOES X-ray flux data with flare classifications
- Aurora Forecast providing hourly visibility probability for any global location
- Near-Earth Object tracking with live close-approach data from NASA JPL CNEOS
- Solar Observatory featuring live SDO imagery, sunspot tracking, and active region monitoring
- Community prediction markets for space weather events with Human vs AI forecasting benchmarks
- Impact Decoder tool that translates space weather conditions into personal impact assessments
- Developer API with documentation for integrating space weather data into third-party applications