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Apogee Launch Operations Dashboard Template
Apogee runs a launch countdown, a GO/NO-GO poll board, booster fleet reuse tracking, an ascent profile, and a 21-day range outlook in one HTML file.
Apogee is a single-file HTML dashboard template for space launch operations. It presents a mission control console for a fictional Cape Meridian range across five views: Mission Control, Manifest, Booster Fleet, Ascent, and Range & Weather. The active mission is VS-14 Meridian Relay, flight 10 of 14 on the 2026 manifest.
Mission Control opens on a T-minus clock captured at the built-in T-6 hour hold, a GO/NO-GO poll board with per-station commit criteria, and three constraint gauges: upper winds at 38 kt against a 60 kt limit, cloud ceiling at 8,500 ft, and lightning 34 nm from the pad. The Manifest view lists 14 missions filterable by LEO, SSO, and GTO orbits. Booster Fleet tracks 9 airframes with 36 flights flown and a recertification gate at flight 10. Ascent offers a scrub slider with live velocity, altitude, and downrange readouts against the 7,795 m/s SECO requirement. Range & Weather shows 13 of the next 21 days meeting the commit criterion.
What is inside Apogee
- T-minus countdown clock captured at the built-in T-6h hold, with planned 40-minute hold duration
- GO/NO-GO poll board with a poll-all button and per-station launch-commit criteria panel
- Three constraint gauges with limit markers: upper winds 38 kt of 60 kt, cloud ceiling 8,500 ft, lightning 34 nm standoff
- Hold history strip recording 2 holds and 1 scrub across 3 campaign attempts
- Manifest table of 14 missions with columns for Mission, Customer, Orbit, Mass, Booster, NET, and Status, filterable by orbit class
- Booster fleet grid of 9 airframes with 36 flights flown, sortable by flights or readiness, with per-booster flight logs
- Ascent scrubber with live readouts for velocity toward 7,795 m/s, altitude toward 204 km, and downrange toward 1,310 km
- Stage-event ledger and a 21-day launch window calendar with violation-day hatching
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Graphite Amber |
| Mood | Dark |
| Category | Operations |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Apogee is for
Apogee puts launch directors on the poll board, where they check each station's GO status against its launch-commit criteria before calling the final poll.
Mission managers watch the countdown panel, hold history, and the two T-0 opportunities inside the 05:41 to 07:58 window.
Fleet engineers track booster reuse: flight counts per airframe, the 51-day median turnaround against a 30-day target, and retirement criteria like heat-shield erosion above 40%.
Range safety and weather officers work the 21-day window calendar, upper-wind profile, and recovery sea state for zones A and B.
When to reach for it
Apogee fits a launch team whose status lives in a slide deck that goes stale the moment a hold is called. The countdown, poll board, and hold history keep one version of the truth.
Pick it when you are building a mission operations product and need a credible console front end. The station criteria panel and stage-event ledger give engineers real screens to react to.
Pick it for demos, trade show loops, or pitch decks where a live countdown clock and poll board sell the concept faster than static imagery.
Frequently asked questions
Is the countdown clock live?
No, the countdown clock renders a fixed captured state at the T-6 hour built-in hold, which is how real countdowns are reported during holds. The value and all mission data sit in editable JavaScript, so you can wire it to a real timer or data feed.
Can I add my own missions and boosters?
Yes, you can add your own missions and boosters. Missions, boosters, flight logs, holds, and weather windows are plain JavaScript arrays in the script block. Add a row and the manifest table, timeline, fleet grid, and filters update automatically on page load.
Does the ascent chart use real telemetry?
No, the ascent chart uses a reference flight profile for VS-14 to a 550 km orbit. Scrubbing the T-plus slider moves the velocity, altitude, downrange, and phase readouts through the profile. Swap the profile data for your own telemetry to make it mission-specific.
Is Apogee free?
No, Apogee is a premium template at $6.99. The live preview shows every view, including the poll board and ascent scrubber, before you buy. Six other templates in the catalog are free if you want a no-cost starting point.
