The delay changed dinner. Orbit noticed both.
It connected the airline update to your calendar, found a later table, and came to you with the fix ready.
What's in your Orbit?
You have more in your orbit than you realize. Your inbox, calendar, conversations, plans, tools, apps, and the people you care about already hold the context. Orbit connects it all, so everything works together instead of living in pieces.
One sentence can set hours of work in motion.
Orbit notices what changed, gathers context across the tools you connect, asks only when your approval matters, and keeps going until there’s a result.
One sentence turned a crowded afternoon into yoga.
Orbit checked the meetings against their email threads, found what could move, and prepared the reschedules.
A serious research brief, finished while you do something else.
Orbit can hold a long-running job, reconcile conflicting sources, and return at the time you asked with the work complete.
The reservation moved. Your calendar changed. Everyone knew.
Built around you
It doesn’t just know your schedule. It learns how your life works.
Orbit turns the things you tell it into durable context—preferences, relationships, routines, and boundaries—then uses them when a future decision depends on them.
What Orbit remembers
ScheduleNo meetings before 9:30 unless it’s urgent.
ConfirmedPreferenceProtect time for yoga when tomorrow gets crowded.
Learned from youAttentionOnly interrupt me when I need to act.
ActiveRelationshipKarthik is the person to loop in on launch decisions.
ConfirmedOrbit wasn’t built around one inbox.
Its ingestion layer is designed to turn almost any source you authorize into permissioned, searchable, source-attributed context. Some connections help Orbit understand. Others give it a safe way to act.
Connected today
Google WorkspaceGmail · Calendar · Drive · Docs
LiveComing Next
NotionSlackGranolaGitHubOutlookDoordash
Soon!One Orbit, carrying the right context from one part of your life into the next.
Privacy and control
Useful without becoming a black box.
Open your account to see what Orbit remembers, which services are connected, what needs approval, and where your data lives.
Memory you can inspect and correct
See durable preferences without exposing raw private source content.
Connections you can revoke
Disconnect a provider or separately delete its imported data.
Approvals with exact previews
Know what will happen before an external commitment is made.
Export and deletion
Take your data with you or permanently remove your account.
Give Orbit the thing you keep avoiding.
From the Orbit journal
The work behind the assistant.
Product notes, engineering explainers, and the honest postmortems that help make Orbit more useful and accountable.