Reditus Space | YC W25

Reditus Space is building reusable spacecraft that return payloads from orbit. It was founded in 2024 by Stef Crum and Will Sherman. The site says it is backed by Y Combinator, Antler and Aera. Its address is 916 Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard NW, Suite 6, Atlanta, Georgia 30318.

The company says it wants to make routine round trips to space. The site describes return from orbit as the missing part of the space economy. It says the company aims to support space based manufacturing and research. Its product is the ENOS spacecraft.

The ENOS spacecraft carries payloads to low Earth orbit, supports operations in space and returns products to Earth. The site says it performs a controlled reentry and a pinpoint landing. It mentions routine access to Mach 28 plus reentry conditions for testing. The site lists an ENOS Mk 0 drop test in 2025.

The site describes three phases of service: launch, operate and re-enter. It says the company's services work with any launch provider. It covers integration, licensing and mission operations. The site says autonomous satellite operations begin once the spacecraft is in orbit.

The site lists recent updates. These include a July 2026 partnership with Voyager, a July 2026 note that the ENOS spacecraft is finished and a December 2025 note that the company joined the SHIELD IDIQ.

The site says the team includes staff from SpaceX, Blue Origin, JPL and the Department of Defense. The contact page lists the Atlanta address and an info contact route. The site has links to LinkedIn and X pages and an online shop.