Partnerships

Stowaway shows the real sky above a place — the aircraft actually overhead, the satellites actually passing, the light as it actually is — and lets anyone take the window seat. That is a different thing from a map with icons on it, and it is useful in a few places beyond somebody's browser tab.

If one of these is you, get in touch. There is a person at the other end of that.

Museums, planetariums and terminals

A live wall of the traffic overhead, running unattended, that is different every day because the sky is. It needs a screen and a network connection and nothing else — no scheduling, no content pipeline, no one to reset it in the morning. The kiosk build already runs this way for the round-the-clock stream.

Education and pilot recruitment

Aviation programmes spend a lot of effort making flight feel reachable, and a screen showing the machine that just went over the roof does that on its own. Free access for education programmes is available; ask.

Flights worth sending

The best thing this does is the least technical: send someone the link to the flight you are on, and they can sit in the window seat beside you from the ground. That works today, for anyone, with no account.

Screens and ambient displays

Living-room and lobby screens, where "impressive once" becomes "on the wall daily". If you build for one of those platforms and want a real sky on it, this is a conversation worth having.