
Glint-1
Single-flash mirror, one token per flash. An octet-truss sail that flashes once over each town it crosses. The flash is public and so is the schedule.
Low-orbit glint art. Reflective sails and slow-tumbling bells that write a single unrepeatable line across the night for anyone who happens to look up.

Program 01. A line across the sky for whoever happens to look up.
A glint is a concrete situation: a person, a patch of dark sky, a moment that can be described a thousand ways and never fully. We put up the mirror. Whoever looks up makes it a work.
Program 02. Geometry that does not need gravity.
Our sails hang on the octet truss, the same lattice we use for floating platforms and greenhouses. It is light, it holds its shape without gravity, and it can be taken apart and rebuilt many times without damaging a single strut.
| # | Product | Operating range |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Glint-1 | LEO 550 km |
| 02 | Perigee Bell | HEO |
| 03 | Albedo Sail | LEO 700 km |
| 04 | Nightwriter | Ground |

Single-flash mirror, one token per flash. An octet-truss sail that flashes once over each town it crosses. The flash is public and so is the schedule.

Tumbling chime, audible by SDR at 437 MHz. Rings as it tumbles. Anyone with a cheap software-defined radio can hear it, and the build notes are in the manual.

Solar-sail drawing surface. A drawing surface for sunlight. It can be folded, unfolded and redrawn as many times as the material allows.