About Datafete

Why space agencies, startups, and universities trust our curated datasets to de-risk missions and accelerate research.

A modern mission control environment rendered without people, featuring rows of sleek dark consoles topped with ultra-wide displays showing colorful, abstract space data visualizations, orbital trajectories, and heatmaps with no text. Large wall-sized screens at the front display a detailed live-view of Earth with multiple satellite tracks visualized as luminous arcs. Cool, balanced artificial lighting from overhead panels reflects subtly off brushed metal surfaces and matte screens, creating a focused, high-tech atmosphere. Shot from a slightly elevated wide angle, the composition leads the eye from the foreground consoles toward the central Earth display, conveying a professional, data-driven control hub that embodies the precision and scale of space industry datasets.
A high-resolution, photographic image of a sleek Earth observation satellite in low Earth orbit, its metallic body covered in detailed solar panels with subtle bluish reflections. Below it, a vivid curve of Earth reveals swirling white clouds, deep blue oceans, and illuminated city grids at night. Data-inspired glowing lines and semi-transparent graphs gently arc around the satellite and planet, suggesting data streams without containing any text. Lit by crisp, directional sunlight from the left, the satellite casts clean shadows across its structure. Captured from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with sharp focus throughout, the composition feels expansive, professional, and clean, emphasizing Datafete’s role in delivering precise, custom space datasets.

Mission-driven space data marketplace

Datafete curates space-ready datasets—vetted for provenance, quality, and regulatory compliance—so teams spend less time hunting data and more time building missions. Explore Earth observation, telemetry, launch, and orbital archives in our catalog at /datasets.

Leadership Team

A modern mission control environment rendered without people, featuring rows of sleek dark consoles topped with ultra-wide displays showing colorful, abstract space data visualizations, orbital trajectories, and heatmaps with no text. Large wall-sized screens at the front display a detailed live-view of Earth with multiple satellite tracks visualized as luminous arcs. Cool, balanced artificial lighting from overhead panels reflects subtly off brushed metal surfaces and matte screens, creating a focused, high-tech atmosphere. Shot from a slightly elevated wide angle, the composition leads the eye from the foreground consoles toward the central Earth display, conveying a professional, data-driven control hub that embodies the precision and scale of space industry datasets.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Former NASA data scientist uniting orbital mechanics, ML, and QA into mission-ready datasets.

A high-resolution, photographic image of a sleek Earth observation satellite in low Earth orbit, its metallic body covered in detailed solar panels with subtle bluish reflections. Below it, a vivid curve of Earth reveals swirling white clouds, deep blue oceans, and illuminated city grids at night. Data-inspired glowing lines and semi-transparent graphs gently arc around the satellite and planet, suggesting data streams without containing any text. Lit by crisp, directional sunlight from the left, the satellite casts clean shadows across its structure. Captured from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with sharp focus throughout, the composition feels expansive, professional, and clean, emphasizing Datafete’s role in delivering precise, custom space datasets.

Mateo García

CTO

Aerospace engineer optimizing coverage, resolution, and uncertainty so every dataset matches operational constraints.

A modern mission control environment rendered without people, featuring rows of sleek dark consoles topped with ultra-wide displays showing colorful, abstract space data visualizations, orbital trajectories, and heatmaps with no text. Large wall-sized screens at the front display a detailed live-view of Earth with multiple satellite tracks visualized as luminous arcs. Cool, balanced artificial lighting from overhead panels reflects subtly off brushed metal surfaces and matte screens, creating a focused, high-tech atmosphere. Shot from a slightly elevated wide angle, the composition leads the eye from the foreground consoles toward the central Earth display, conveying a professional, data-driven control hub that embodies the precision and scale of space industry datasets.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engineer

Leads telemetry analytics, transforming raw satellite streams into clean, structured time-series products for customers.

A high-resolution, photographic image of a sleek Earth observation satellite in low Earth orbit, its metallic body covered in detailed solar panels with subtle bluish reflections. Below it, a vivid curve of Earth reveals swirling white clouds, deep blue oceans, and illuminated city grids at night. Data-inspired glowing lines and semi-transparent graphs gently arc around the satellite and planet, suggesting data streams without containing any text. Lit by crisp, directional sunlight from the left, the satellite casts clean shadows across its structure. Captured from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with sharp focus throughout, the composition feels expansive, professional, and clean, emphasizing Datafete’s role in delivering precise, custom space datasets.

Leila Haddad

Designer

Oversees sourcing, licensing, and secure delivery, ensuring compliant, on-time access to massive space files.