THE COMMERCE MODEL
Consent Checkout
A payment creates a right—not an audience. The passenger controls who enters their story.
The payer receives a receipt—not a key to Maya’s story.
PASSENGER-CONTROLLED EXPERIENCE
LaunchDay turns a passenger’s first orbit into a private, narrated memory—owned by the person who lived it.
Not safety training. Not public social media. A consent-first memory layer for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Add the memory that matters
→MISSION WORKSPACE
Value, identity, and audience are intentionally separate. That is the difference between a purchase and a private experience.
THE COMMERCE MODEL
A payment creates a right—not an audience. The passenger controls who enters their story.
The payer receives a receipt—not a key to Maya’s story.
AUTH0-BOUND ACCESS
Invite people by identity. Every guest receives time-bound, revocable access—never a shared password.
THE MOMENT THAT REMAINS
A private record of the moment Earth becomes home.
“At 10:42, Maya lifts her eyes from the cabin glass. The Pacific appears first—not as a map, but as a living field of blue. Her mother’s voice note is waiting below, and for one quiet minute, the people who made this possible are part of the view.”
Maya completes her personal orientation and adds the people waiting below.
Earth rises into view. Her first orbit story begins as a private draft.
The passenger chooses who can enter the finished Mission Room—and for how long.
A PRIVATE INPUT, NOT A PUBLIC FEED
Upload up to five memories to shape the passenger’s personal story. In live mode, files upload directly from the browser to Vercel Blob.
Stripe verifies value. LaunchDay mints an entitlement for the passenger—not the cardholder.
Auth0-backed identities make every invite specific, accountable, time-bound, and revocable.
LaunchDay is an orientation and memory layer. It never claims to clear someone for flight.