Open Lunar Foundation unveils the world’s first database designed to make global lunar activities more open, coordinated, and accountable.

To keep pace with lunar development, the Lunar Ledger is now in closed beta with selected partners. Months of design and a concentrated build sprint have brought our core transparency and collaboration features to life, and we’re now refining them with direct user feedback. Below is a snapshot of the platform’s current status and what’s next.

After three years of rigorous research, community consultation, and technical development, the Open Lunar Foundation is proud to announce the official launch and rebranding of our flagship registry project as the Lunar Ledger: Global Lunar Database of Objects and Activities.