A complete engineering estate — requirements, traceability, mission analysis and training — deployable inside your own network, with the AI models themselves running on hardware you control. No foreign cloud in the data path, and no dependency you cannot terminate.
For space agencies, satellite and air operators, launch and ground services, spacecraft manufacturers, the primes and integrators who build for them, and the research centres behind them: design and prove the mission in the browser, run the programme with full requirement traceability, and train the crews who will fly it — on hardware you own.
For ministries of defence, the single services, primes and their supply chain, intelligence and maritime security: trace every capability programme from need to fielded asset, wargame space effects before they reach the battlespace, and train the operators who will command the systems — inside your own network, with nothing in the data path you do not control.
For ministries, agencies and regulators — and the defence and space bodies they oversee: one agreed picture of programmes, platforms and obligations, an audit trail that holds on a bad day, and reference data that is open and citable — deployed where the state keeps its own records, on hardware it owns.
WeProject · SMAT · Academy · Data Domain · Supremacy
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What the work actually looks like
Real workflows from the shipped corpus — some finish inside one product, some cross three. Each one says how much of it a machine can redo and how much still needs a person.
Five worked examples from the workflow corpus.
Mission Definition
WeProject mission workflow
Say what the mission actually needs, then plan the workflow that delivers it — two decisions a person takes inside WeProject.
WeProject.ai
1Define the mission requirement— WeProject.ai, a person decides
2Plan the delivery pathway— WeProject.ai, a person decides
Within one productWorkflowEvery step is a person's call (0%)
Mission Definition
Authority thread (organization → KPI)
Trace who authorised what — from the directive an organisation issues down to the measure it is judged by. Every step is a person's call.
WeProject.ai
1An organisation issues a directive— WeProject.ai, a person decides
2The directive tasks a mission— WeProject.ai, a person decides
3The mission calls for capabilities— WeProject.ai, a person decides
4Each capability produces its measure— WeProject.ai, a person decides
Within one productWorkflowEvery step is a person's call (0%)
Analysis & Decision
SCP capability capacity roll-up
Add up what a capability can really field, from its children upward. Fully computable — no decisions in it.
Data Domain
1Sum every descendant capability, deterministically— Data Domain, computed and checked
Within one productChainRecomputes end to end — nobody re-decides anything (100%)
Analysis & Decision
Threat-countering trade-off (kill-web → Pareto)
Prove the capability fabric really does counter the threat, then rank what survives. Nobody has to decide anything — it recomputes end to end.
Data DomainSMAT-AI
1Compose the kill-web and find the binding constraint— Data Domain, computed and checked
2Rank what survives on the Pareto front— SMAT-AI, computed and checked
Across 2 productsChainRecomputes end to end — nobody re-decides anything (100%)
Analysis & Decision
MOD capability sufficiency (strategy memo)
Show a capability is enough for the mission and actually counters the threat, before the memo is signed.
WeProject.aiSMAT-AIData Domain
1Scope the requirement, or the gap— WeProject.ai, a person decides
2Name the target capability— WeProject.ai, a person decides
3Prove the mission is sufficiently covered— SMAT-AI, computed and checked
4Prove the fabric counters the threat— Data Domain, computed and checked
5Rank the trade-off— SMAT-AI, computed and checked
6Close it with a compliance review— WeProject.ai, a person decides
Across 3 productsWorkflow3 of 6 steps recompute; the rest are decisions (50%)
These are five of the eight workflows seeded in the shared corpus. The other three — SCP strategy decomposition, SCP bottom-up synthesis, SCP policy governance completeness — are each a single human step inside WeProject, so they would repeat an example already above rather than add one.
Numbers you can check
Every figure below is re-derived by a named check that runs on each build. If one stops being true, the build fails rather than the page quietly ageing.
329
KPIs in the shared reference registry
Checked by verify-launcher-claims.mjs counts the mission-contract catalogues the Data Domain seed loads — measured 359 at the last run.
1,300+
platforms in the aerospace & defence data spine
Checked by verify-launcher-claims.mjs queries the live Data Domain database
94
interactive simulators in Academy
Checked by verify-launcher-claims.mjs counts the simulator files that ship — measured 104 at the last run.
90+
reference data APIs
Checked by verify-launcher-claims.mjs counts the route modules Data Domain serves — measured 280 at the last run.
These are capability counts — what the platform contains. They are not customer outcomes, and we do not publish outcome percentages we have not measured. Ask us for a reference and we will put you in touch with someone who is using it.
Who it's for
Seven kinds of organisation, every one of Data Domain's twenty-three organisation types inside one of them. Each page composes what the five products do for you, who works there, and the training briefs behind it — no sign-in needed.
Read this as — every reader sees every section; this only changes what leads.
23 organisation types, in 7 buckets — every one of Data Domain's types inside exactly one
lifecycle phases it takes part in — from first requirement to as-operated record
The six phases
Each phase has a lead product and the others that support it. The same six phases the in-product launcher and the guided tour narrate.
01
Intelligence & R&D
Supremacy — See the gap first.
WeProject.ai — Anchors SSOT & KPI contract.
SMAT-AI — De-risks the concept fast.
02
Specification & Requirements
WeProject.ai — Owns the requirement baseline.
SMAT-AI — Proves the KPI early.
Supremacy — Positions the winning bid.
03
Design & Analysis
SMAT-AI — Proves the mission, browser-native.
WeProject.ai — Frames the design space.
04
Procurement
WeProject.ai — Runs acquisition end-to-end.
SMAT-AI — Compares proposals, one yardstick.
05
AIT · Verification & Validation
SMAT-AI — Verify by model, not luck.
WeProject.ai — Traces V&V to requirements.
06
Operations & Sustainment
SMAT-AI — Rehearse the mission you designed.
WeProject.ai — Holds the as-operated record.
Cross-cutting · trains every phase
Aerospace Academy
Workforce readiness — trains the people who run every phase, in every domain. 94 simulators · 500+ assessments.
The spine · under every phase
Data Domain
329 KPIs · 1,300+ platforms · 90+ reference APIs — the A&D data spine that seeds every product, with offline reference bundles in WeProject, Supremacy, SMAT and Academy.
Licence only what you need
The rail carries the products you own, and follows you between them.
Every product licensed — the rail carries all five.
WeProject.ai
Flagship
AI-native MBSE & programme management.
Graph-native specification & requirements, traceability, cost estimation, risk, and compliance.
It is the same component in every product, so a preference set once holds everywhere — and an operator moving from mission design to the requirement baseline keeps their context instead of rebuilding it.
Theme
Light, dark, or follow the operating system.
Contrast
A high-contrast mode for daylight and control-room screens.
Display scale
Type and target sizes adapt to the display it is opened on.
Audience lens
The same page, filtered to what one role needs to see.
Mission context
Carries the selected mission across every product you open.
See it live
Real, admin-approved numbers from across the estate, refreshed as you watch — not a mockup.
Real, currently-approved numbers from WeProject, SMAT, Data Domain, Academy and Supremacy.
Engineering knowledge is six kinds of thing
A mission objective, a thermal constraint, a test report and an approval record answer different questions. ISBEGO names the six, so "what have we not covered" becomes a query instead of a debate.
I
Intent
12
The purpose and direction — WHY the system or organization exists and what it is trying to achieve.
S
Structure
34
The make-up and composition — WHAT the system and organization are built from.
B
Boundaries
21
The limits and rules that constrain the system — what it must and must not do.
E
Evidence
22
The artefacts and proof that things are true or done.
G
Governance
26
Decisions, authority and oversight — how the work is steered and controlled.
O
Operations
36
The activities and execution — how the work actually gets done over time.
Built on proprietary technology with advanced AI integration for unprecedented project visibility and control
Advanced Relationship Mapping
Proprietary technology enables complex dependency tracking and impact analysis across all project elements.
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Full Requirements Traceability
Track every requirement from conception to implementation with bi-directional traceability and impact visualization.
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Real-time Collaboration
Advanced live updates keep distributed teams synchronized with instant change notifications across all platforms.
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AI-Enhanced Workflows
Intelligent risk assessment, automated requirement generation, and predictive project analytics.
Discover AI features
Hierarchical Project Structure
Break down complex projects: objectives → constraints → requirements → tasks with full visibility.
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Advanced Risk Tracking
Comprehensive risk identification, mitigation tracking, and impact analysis with predictive modeling.
Manage risks
Open Source LLM Integration
Seamlessly integrate with leading open source language models for enhanced AI capabilities and customization.
Explore AI integration
Intelligent Data Extraction
Advanced query processing to extract structured insights from unstructured documents and data sources.
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Universal Import/Export
Seamlessly integrate with Word, Excel, and legacy databases for complete data portability and workflow continuity.
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Flexible Deployment
Deploy in the cloud for scalability or on-premises air-gapped for maximum security and data sovereignty.
See deployment options
How it is actually built
How the estate actually fits together — one sign-in, one authoritative store for shared reference data, and a model provider you can host yourself
Drawn from the estate's own integration map. The same diagram, in more detail, is what our engineers work from.
Advanced Data Engine
Proprietary relationship mapping technology for complex dependency tracking
Scalable Architecture
Enterprise-grade modular design for high-performance and reliability
Real-time Collaboration
Instant synchronization and live updates across distributed teams
Flexible Deployment Options
Cloud Deployment
Scalable, managed cloud infrastructure with automatic updates and global availability
• Runs in europe-west1
• Scales to zero and back with demand
• Updated for you, no upgrade window to plan
Air-Gapped Deployment
Secure on-premises installation for classified and sensitive environments
• Complete network isolation
• Local data sovereignty
• Custom security compliance
Backend Technologies
Graph store:Neo4j over Bolt, with immutable entity versions
API:Express REST, served from api.weproject.ai
Real-time:Socket.IO impact stream
Reference data:Postgres single source of truth, per-app RBAC
Inference:OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini — or self-hosted Ollama / vLLM
Frontend & Performance
Interface:Next.js and React, TypeScript throughout
Document export:Markdown, PDF, DOCX and PPTX, rendered server-side
Visualisation:ECharts, AG Grid, and Three.js for 3D scenes
Ingest:Word, Excel and legacy databases
Deployment:Google Cloud Run, or air-gapped on your own hardware
Questions we get asked
Including the ones with awkward answers.
Is WeProject.ai one product or several?
Both, and the distinction matters. WeProject.ai is the platform; WeProject is its flagship application, the graph-native requirements and programme governance tool. Alongside it run SMAT-AI for space mission analysis, Academy for training, Data Domain as the shared reference-data source of truth, and Supremacy for market and competitive intelligence. They share one sign-in and read the same reference data, and you licence only the ones you need.
Can it run air-gapped, with no outbound connection?
Yes, and this is the capability the platform is built around rather than a bolt-on. The AI layer routes to whichever model provider you configure, and two of the supported options — Ollama and vLLM — run entirely on hardware you own, so no prompt or document leaves your network. The data stores are self-hostable, and each product ships an offline reference bundle so it still works when the shared data service is unreachable.
Which AI models does it use? Can we bring our own?
The model provider is a configuration choice, not a fixed dependency. The AI service routes to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini and DeepSeek for hosted inference, or to Ollama and vLLM for self-hosted models. You can point it at your own deployment, and switching providers does not change the product surface.
Do we have to buy all five products?
No. Each product is licensed separately and the navigation adapts to what you own — a product you have not licensed simply does not appear. A space operator might take SMAT-AI, Data Domain and Academy; a programme office might take only WeProject and Data Domain.
How do people sign in across the products?
One central authentication service issues a session that every product accepts, so a user signs in once and moves between products without signing in again. It supports password sign-in, Google and Microsoft SSO, and multi-factor authentication. Permissions resolve on two axes: what the person is allowed to do, and which application is asking.
If several products hold the same data, which one is authoritative?
Data Domain is. It is a single Postgres source of truth for the shared reference data — missions, platforms, subsystems and the KPI registry — and it is the only service that writes to it. Every other product reads from it. Applications that hold read-only access can still propose a change, which an operator reviews and approves rather than editing in parallel. It carries 329 KPIs, 1,300+ platforms and 90+ reference APIs.
How do our engineers learn the platform and the domain?
Academy is a full product rather than a documentation site: 94 interactive simulators and over 500 assessments covering orbital mechanics, satellite operations, electronic warfare, model-based systems engineering and leadership. It is licensed like the others and shares the same sign-in.
Can we bring in requirements and data we already have?
Yes. The platform ingests Word documents, Excel workbooks and legacy databases, and exports finished documents server-side as Markdown, PDF, DOCX and PPTX. The export pipeline versions what it produces, so a document you issued can be reproduced later exactly as it was issued.
Does the platform make us compliant with DO-178C, ISO 14971 or DFARS?
No tool can. What the platform does is support the engineering workflow those standards require: bidirectional requirement traceability, immutable baselines, an audit history of every change, verification and validation evidence linked back to the requirements it satisfies, and documents generated from that record rather than maintained beside it. Certification remains an assessment of your organisation and your evidence, by your auditor. We can show how the platform produces the evidence; we cannot and do not certify you.
Where does our data physically live?
Wherever you choose. The hosted deployment runs on Google Cloud Run in the europe-west1 region. The self-hosted and air-gapped deployments run entirely on your infrastructure, in which case no data reaches us at all — including prompts, if you use a self-hosted model.
How do we get access, and what does it cost?
The platform is in beta and access is granted from the waiting list rather than by self-service signup. Commercial terms depend on which products you licence and whether you deploy hosted or air-gapped, so pricing is quoted rather than published. Join the waiting list below and tell us which products and which deployment model you need — that is enough for us to come back with a straight answer.
What happens to our data if we stop using the platform?
It comes with you. Requirements, baselines and the document record export to open formats — Markdown, PDF, DOCX, PPTX and structured data. The reference data model is documented rather than proprietary, and the self-hosted deployment means you can already be holding your own database.
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