A fixed point to navigate rules that keep moving.
The name joins Hesperus, the evening star sailors steered by, and the French espoir, hope.
Our mission
No aircraft, crewed or not, should stay grounded by paperwork.
Two people, both halves of the problem.
Software on one side, aviation rules on the other. An authorisation product needs both, and neither is much use alone.
- Luca Anthonie StraversCo-founder, product and engineeringLuca founded Strynic and builds the Hespoire product. He is a developer working with AI pipelines and automation, and he flies commercial FPV himself, so he knows operators and their pain firsthand.
- Dmitry FominsCo-founder, regulation and risk modelDmitry is an aerospace technology student who owns the regulation and the risk model: how EASA rules translate into Hespoire's checks.
What we go by.
- Evidence over promises
- Every check traces back to the rule it enforces.
- Operators first
- The test of every feature: does it get someone flying sooner?
- Start small, compound
- Each authorisation adds data and credibility for the next, harder market.
Hespoire and Strynic.
Hespoire is its own company, owned by its founders. Strynic is the technology partner that builds and runs the platform.
For Hespoire, that means a full build team from day one without having to hire one, so the founders can spend their time with operators and the regulation. For Strynic, it means a flagship product.