In rendezvous and proximity operations, speed is the ultimate advantage. Mosaic was built to take the mission planning process from hours to minutes, automating and accelerating the historically slow, manual process of planning, validating, and uploading mission commands to on-orbit spacecraft.

Kiersten brings nearly two decades of experience scaling high-growth aerospace companies, and is exactly the type of People leader to bring onboard as we grow to 1,000+ headcount by 2028. Welcome to the team, Kiersten.

JACKAL-0004's core spacecraft systems are operational. We have captured first images of another spacecraft. The mission ops team is moving to mission performance checkouts in preparation for rendezvous and proximity operations.

Mark Seidel, True Anomaly’s CFO, was named one of LA’s Top 500 Business Leaders by the Los Angeles Business Journal.

Building for space starts on the ground. JACKAL-0004 during its last days at our GravityWorks Denver HQ.

JACKAL-0004 launched from Vandenberg AFB on May 3, 2026 at 12a PT. The spacecraft is healthy and operating nominally.

Company announces role on Space-Based Interceptor Program for U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command

Our Series D Fundraise: $650M Raised to Accelerate Space Superiority at Scale

JACKAL-0004. Ready for Launch.

Most mission software is built to a basic set of requirements and then handed off to operators as a fixed package. It’s brittle, siloed, and outdated. Mosaic is different, built by those who have sat at a console and wished for more.

True Anomaly has been selected for the U.S. Space Force's Andromeda Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract: the contract underpinning the Geosynchronous Reconnaissance Constellation (RG-XX). The $1.8B IDIQ is a U.S. Space Force initiative to develop a new, highly maneuverable, and proliferated constellation in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) for Space Domain Awareness.

True Anomaly is heavily investing in our future by bringing together spacecraft and software development in Long Beach, CA with a focus exclusively on space defense.

Space superiority depends on the ability to move, decide, and act faster than your adversary. True Anomaly is solving that problem today.

True Anomaly CEO Even Rogers spoke with Business Insider’s Lloyd L. about why America needs decisive capabilities in orbit and why waiting decades isn’t an option.

The United States needs a new Arsenal of Freedom. True Anomaly is building it.

On February 23, Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, visited True Anomaly’s headquarters in Denver, CO, as part of the administration’s Arsenal of Freedom tour.

Not a showroom. A factory.

Leaning into 2026 like.

Our engineers and technicians are flat-out building the latest Jackal spacecraft for Mission X-3 next year. The spacecraft is now enclosed, with all structures and sub-systems ready for the next phase of durability and stress testing, including vibration and a multi-week TVAC campaign in early 2026.

Why are you here? Have you ever sat with that question? There may come a point when routine lacks weight and inspiration. True Anomaly is here because space was once a sanctuary but is now crowded and contested. So, if you’re like us and want your work to carry purpose and shape the future of space, ask yourself again...

True Anomaly Appoints Sarah Walter as Chief Operating Officer

Announcing Our $260M Fundraise

Jackal for Geosynchronous Orbit and Cislunar Space

True Anomaly Announces Significant Expansion into California with Long Beach Campus

True Anomaly Appoints Frank Calvelli, Pentagon’s First-Ever Dedicated Service Acquisition Executive in Charge of Military Space Programs, to its Board of Directors

True Anomaly Expands Leadership Team with the Addition of Stephen Kitay

Mission X Continues: Announcing Successful Launch and Control of Jackal

True Anomaly Taps Firefly Aerospace to Launch Jackal Autonomous Orbital Vehicle for U.S. Space Force VICTUS HAZE Tactically Responsive Space Mission

True Anomaly will collaborate with the Air Force Research Laboratory and SpaceWERX to test and prepare for potential threats in orbit

Victus Haze is the second iteration of the Space Force’s Tactically Responsive Space-3 (TacRS-3) mission to launch a prototype satellite within 24 hours of a “go” order, but also is designed to quickly perform an up-close on-orbit inspection of a (simulated) threatening spacecraft.

The VICTUS HAZE vendors, True Anomaly and Rocket Lab, will exercise a realistic threat response scenario.

True Anomaly will exercise a realistic TacRS threat response scenario in an on-orbit space domain awareness demonstration.

Lieutenant General (USSF, Ret.) Bill Liquori and wireless telecommunications leader James Eisenstein join True Anomaly Board of Directors

True Anomaly celebrates a milestone in space security with the launch of Jackal AOVs. Despite challenges, Mission X Flight Test 1 yields crucial insights for future iterations.

True Anomaly works to establish test and checkout milestones for its Jackal autonomous orbital vehicles.

True Anomaly aims to disrupt in-space sensing with proliferated assets – Payload article

True Anomaly's Jackal autonomous orbital vehicles successfully launch aboard SpaceX's Transporter-10 mission.

How the US is preparing to fight — and win — a war in space

True Anomaly’s first Jackal AOVs ready for launch at Vandenberg Space Force Base

True Anomaly in the Wall Street Journal

True Anomaly appoints Space Force alum Frank Di Pentino as Chief Strategy Officer

True Anomaly selected for SDA TAP Lab’s inaugural Project Apollo cohort

The private space company True Anomaly plans to build a training ground in orbit to help the U.S. military prepare for conflict in space.

In today’s Pathfinder podcast, host Mo Islam chats with cofounder and CEO of True Anomaly, Even Rogers. True Anomaly develops spacecraft and software solutions to make space a protected harbor for the US and its allies. They are focusing on offering: operational testing, responsive operations, and space domain awareness.

Nooks to expand operations with new site in Colorado Springs; True Anomaly announces Centennial as its headquarters

The space above Earth is becoming increasingly crowded with satellites and junk, and space companies are coming together to update and establish new rules of the cosmic road in orbit.

As tensions between the United States and China continue to escalate, a new startup has emerged from stealth with millions raised and a plan to send intelligence-gathering pursuit satellites to orbit this year.

True Anomaly emerges from stealth to revolutionize space security, stability, and sustainability