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Changelog

Every Orbit release, newest first. Orbit updates itself, so you're always on the latest one. See what's coming next on the roadmap.

Orbit 0.1.26 5 November 2026

Orbit 0.1.26 makes talking to your Moon feel like a real conversation, and lets you see and extend everything your Orbs do.

Voice calls, much faster. Your Moon now starts answering in under two seconds, and says a quick word straight away when it needs longer to think, so you're never left in silence. It hears names far better too: it learns the people, clients and projects you work with, so "Kaimana" and "Zentrio" come out right. Calls use a new, quicker voice.

Transcripts that know who's who. Call and meeting write-ups now hear your own names and project words, label each speaker, and fix names after the call.

One clear monthly allowance. Orbit AI, calls and Transcripts share one monthly allowance, and Orbit gives you a friendly heads-up well before you reach it. After that, calls carry on with your computer's own voice until it resets.

Local tool servers. Add your own local MCP servers in Settings › Connectors, or import the ones you already use in Claude, Codex or Grok. Every Orb and every model gets them, with the same approvals as other tools, and you confirm the exact command before it first runs.

See every tool call. Open any step to see exactly what an Orb ran and what came back, with Copy, on your computer and your phone. Choose Summary or Detailed in Settings › General, under Show tool calls.

Orbit 0.1.25 4 November 2026

Orbit 0.1.25 makes Annotate dependable everywhere and fixes what our first beta testers found.

Annotate, rebuilt. Each chat now has its own Annotate, so turning it on in one chat never carries into another. It always ends when you press Esc, Cancel or the button, or switch chats or tabs, and what you'd written is kept for that chat. It works on every page, including Shopify theme previews, and it can no longer leave the browser unclickable.

Your Moon asks you less. Everyday read-only work in your project chats, and an Orb tidying away its own scratch files, no longer come to you for approval. Sending, publishing, pushing live and deleting your things are still always yours.

Calls in your own browser. Orbit now offers to transcribe a call in more browsers, including Chrome Beta and Canary, and keeps a short private log in case it misses one.

Creator codes. If a creator sent you, enter their code when you subscribe to start with 14 days free.

Also

A tool that fails to start no longer reads to your Moon as if you'd said something.
Mac beta testers get both the Apple silicon and Intel downloads in their welcome email.

Orbit 0.1.24 4 November 2026

Orbit 0.1.24 lets your Orbs use your own computer and your own Chrome, and makes your Moon get the work done so you only make the decisions.

Computer use on your Mac or PC. Switch on Settings › Computer use and your Orbs can work in the apps on your own computer, any app you approve, browsers included. Each app asks you once. You see a glow round the screen and the Orb's own pointer while it works; touch the mouse or keyboard and it pauses, press Esc or Stop and it stops. Password, card and payment fields are always handed back to you.

Orbit for Chrome. A Chrome extension so your Orbs can work in the tabs you share, with your own sign-ins, and a side panel with your Moon and your Orbs' chats beside the page. It's coming to the Chrome Web Store shortly: Settings › Browser shows "Get Orbit for Chrome" as soon as it's listed.

Work goes to an Orb, you just approve. When a goal needs something done, like setting prices, writing a page or building a feature, your Moon hands it to the project's Orb, which prepares everything on a preview or as drafts. You get one short step: look it over and approve. Your Moon can also answer other Orbs' approval cards by your rules, and Orbs talking to each other inside Orbit no longer ask you.

Your next step is always current. Before anything goes on your Planner, your Moon checks it hasn't already happened, so you're never asked to do something that's done.

Linux. Orbit now runs on Linux too, as an AppImage or a .deb. Voice calls are Mac only, and computer use is Mac and Windows only, for now.

Also

Other Orbs' reports in your Moon chat show as one small line that opens that chat.
Spinners keep turning while you watch.

Orbit 0.1.23 3 November 2026

Orbit 0.1.23 makes your Moon work towards your goals, and only ever tells you things you can read in a glance.

Your goals, in your day. Each goal's plan now has steps, each with who's doing it and when. Every morning, before your email, your Moon works out what has to happen today to stay on track. If the next step is yours, it goes on your Planner around your meetings, your morning briefing opens with it, and you get one message when it's time.

Messages you can actually read. Everything your Moon sends you is a few plain sentences: what happened, why it matters now, and the one thing to do. Its own housekeeping stays out of your way: no more notes about tidied tabs or failed checks.

It follows through. When your Moon says "I'll check at 3", it comes back at 3 and does it. Deadlines like an order running out overnight get a reminder in good time, before bed rather than in the middle of the night.

It plans overnight. While you sleep, your Moon looks at how each goal went, plans tomorrow, and hands your Orbs their part so the work is under way before you start.

Real status. Your Moon takes a project's status from its Board card and the chat leading it, instead of guessing.

Also

Lunch, workouts and other routine blocks no longer count as overdue work.
Preview shows HTML files as the page, with a button for the source.
Annotate: Send to chat works while you're still typing a note.
New-message alerts never repeat for an email that arrived later than its date says.
Phones: two phones can no longer fill the relay's limit ("Too many phones").

Orbit 0.1.22 30 October 2026

Orbit 0.1.22 makes it quick to tell us what's working and what isn't, ready for the beta.

Send feedback from anywhere. Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and type "feedback", or choose Send feedback from the File menu. Report a bug or ask for a feature, add a screenshot of the window you were in, and send.

Include logs. Bug reports can include the last part of Orbit's own log, so problems get fixed faster. Keys, email addresses, folder names and anything you've written in your chats are removed before it leaves your computer, and "See what's sent" shows exactly what goes.

Crash reports, only with your yes. If Orbit closes unexpectedly, it asks next time you open it whether to send a report. Nothing is ever sent without you tapping Send.

Also

Visual replies follow the light or dark setting you chose in Orbit, not your computer's.
Phones: Include logs in the phone's Feedback too.

Orbit 0.1.21 30 October 2026

Orbit 0.1.21 is the biggest update yet: your Orbs can hand work to helper Orbs, chats are easier to steer and tidy, you can see how much of each plan is left, and things outside Orbit can start work in it.

Model, reasoning and permission in one bar. Under the message box, one bar sets the model, how hard it thinks and how much it may do without asking. Each project can keep its own defaults.

Helper Orbs. An Orb can hand parts of a job to helper Orbs and wait for them, and a helper never gets more permission than the chat that started it. The Lineage panel shows each helper with its status and time, and you can stop them all at once.

Edit from here, and put the files back too. Edit an earlier message and choose whether the files go back to how they were at that point, with Undo. Messages waiting to send can be changed in place, Up recalls what you sent, ⌘S stashes a message for later, and you can quote any reply into the message box.

A tidier chat list. Snooze a chat until later, settle the ones that are done, pin the ones you keep coming back to, and see what's running on the Working shelf. Drag chats between sections, drop files on a chat to send them there, and start a quick scratch chat that can become a project later. Undo is a click away.

Usage. Settings → Usage and a Home widget show how much of your Claude, ChatGPT and SuperGrok plans is left and when it comes back, across every account you've added.

Remote access. A webhook can start an Orb job in a chat or with your Moon, other AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor can use Orbit's tools with your OK, and a guest link lets someone follow one chat in their browser. Nothing is sent, published or paid without your yes.

Replies that show, not just tell. Maths is drawn properly, and an Orb can answer with a small chart, diagram or mockup right in the chat, in a safe frame that can't reach the internet.

Also new

Orbit for Windows is code-signed by Lime Designer Ltd, so Windows installs it without a "Windows protected your PC" warning.
⌘K runs any command, with its keys shown, and Settings → Keyboard shortcuts lets you change them.
Snap a window into the chat (⌥⌘S).
Triage an issue (⌘K): a new chat with Orbit's recent warnings and errors, with passwords and keys taken out.
A Devices pane for chats building phone apps: running simulators and emulators, with Screenshot.
Bring your sign-ins over from Chrome or Safari, and make Orbit your default browser.
Setup: Return takes the main button, Esc goes back, and Run setup again is in ⌘K.
Board stages: rename, add, reorder and recolour them, or start from a template.
Blocks are now Apps, and the Block Store is the App Library.
The Preview tab is a proper viewer, with a tab for each file.
Your Orbs keep their browser tabs tidy, and Annotate never loses your notes.
Phone notifications can be All chats or Only my Moon.
Fix: closing a browser tab no longer crashes Orbit.

Phones. Orbit 0.4.0 for iPhone, iPad and Android, as each store releases it: offline messages queue and never send twice, long-press the icon for quick actions, live progress on the lock screen, and Material You colours on Android.

Orbit 0.1.19 28 October 2026

Orbit AI comes with every subscription, your Moon sets you up and works towards your goals, Settings is easy to find your way around, and mornings are calm.

Orbit AI for everyone. Every subscription and free trial includes Orbit AI, Orbit's own model, so you can start chatting straight away without linking anything. Already linked ChatGPT, Claude or Grok? Orbit AI sits beside them in the model picker.

Your Moon gets you set up. A new Moon says hello, asks about your goals, and walks you through connecting your email, calendar, phone and tools, pointing at the exact button to click. It moves on by itself as each thing is connected.

Goals, with real numbers. Tell your Moon what you want to reach and it keeps a goal with a number, a plan and a move every day. Stripe and Shopify numbers come in by themselves, and Home shows a scoreboard. Each goal, your rules and what your Moon remembers have their own tab in its profile.

Your Moon remembers, in layers. A Mind tab shows what it knows about you, your clients and your day, with where each thing came from. It learns on its own overnight, and you can correct or forget anything there.

How much your Moon handles. Choose a level in Settings, from Ask me first to Everything I'd approve. Passwords and card details always stay yours. It can also learn a job you show it once, and run it on a schedule.

Calm mornings. The morning briefing lives on Home, not in your chat. Things that can wait, like your journal prompt and scheduled reports, arrive at quiet moments through the day, never in or just before a meeting.

Settings, regrouped. Settings is grouped into You, Your Moon, Connections, Workspace and App, with a search box that jumps to any setting. Rarely used ones sit under More.

Your calendar, always current. The Planner reads Google Calendar every 30 seconds and straight after a booking email, and a briefing never goes out on a stale calendar without saying so.

Also new

Preview tab: files your chats make open beside the chat (PDFs, pictures, video, documents), and file paths in replies open there with a click.
Planner tab beside any chat.
Your speech bubbles and send buttons take your Moon's colour, from 15 colours with text that always reads.
The People board fills itself from your projects and leads: names, emails and Fiverr usernames.
A sweep button closes every folder in the chat list.
Search (⌘K or Ctrl+K), menus and dialogs show above the browser.
Annotate has a shortcut: ⇧⌘A (Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows).
Client replies in a conversation you started always reach your Inbox, whatever address they write from.
Windows: Ctrl shortcuts and wording throughout, and side panels give way in a narrow window.

Orbit 0.1.17 25 October 2026

Your Moon greets you on Home, reacts to your messages and approves routine work for you. Transcripts come to Windows, and you can bring your work over from six apps.

A good morning from your Moon. Home opens with your Moon and a line or two about your day: what's next in your calendar, a quiet day, what's waiting on you, or a nudge to get some sleep when it's late. Tap a chip to jump straight to that meeting or to Waiting on you. Each teammate sees their own.

Reactions, both ways. Your Moon can answer a quick "thanks" with a 👍 instead of a reply, and you can react to its messages too: hover on the Mac, or hold a message on your phone. Holding a message on your phone now works like Messenger: reactions by the bubble, with Reply, Copy and Select text along the bottom.

Your Moon approves for you. When another Orb asks to run a routine command, edit your files or use a saved key, your Moon answers it within your rules, so work keeps moving while you're away. Passwords, payments, sending to people, publishing, pushing live and deleting always come to you, with a line on why. Everything it approved is listed in Waiting on you, with an Undo where one is possible. Turn it off in Settings › Moon.

No more Mac password after updates. Orbit now keeps its own key in your Keychain, so restarts and updates no longer ask for your password. The first start moves your saved keys across once, and keeps a backup.

Transcripts on Windows, in the cloud. Transcripts now work on Windows 11 (and Windows 10 version 2004 or later) as well as Mac. Both sides of a call are transcribed in the cloud, with 20 hours a month across all your computers.

Bring your work over. Board › Import brings in projects and tasks from ClickUp, Asana, Trello, monday.com, Todoist and Notion. Orbit opens the page where each app makes its key and shows you the steps.

Handovers, redesigned. Every page or computer an Orb hands you shows as a box in the chat. If you forget to hand it back, the Orb takes it back after a while so its work doesn't stall.

Also new

Videos and sounds from your Mac play on your phone straight away, however long, instead of downloading first, and you can pinch to zoom a video full screen.
A round arrow takes you back to the newest message when you've scrolled up a chat, and scrolling up while a reply comes in no longer pulls you back down.
Morning and evening briefings are neatly formatted, with a heading per section.
Annotate has a cleaner look: thin outlines, small numbered pins and a note card beside each pin.
Voice calls feel quicker: Orbit waits until you've finished talking and starts answering sooner.
The Reasoning picker fits on one row, and a short message stays on one row in the phone's message box.
Better layouts on the Surface Duo, opened out or folded.
Phone apps 0.3.16.

Orbit 0.1.16 24 October 2026

A fix release: Orbit stays up with very long chats, and you can always reach a chat that's waiting on you.

No more crashes with long chats. Orbit used to read a chat's whole history every time it showed or checked it. With chats of a few hundred megabytes, it could run out of memory and close, and messages could wait while it worked. It now reads only the latest part of a chat, so even the longest open in a fraction of a second.

Message any time during a handover. When an Orb hands you a page in Orbit's browser (a sign-in, say) and you message it, it now reads and answers you straight away. The page stays yours until you press Done, and the Orb carries on from there.

"Your turn" says why and what to do. A handover shows in the chat as a card with why the Orb needs you and the steps, on your Mac and your phone, and it's still there after you reopen the chat.

Your Moon tidies your tabs. On its check-ins your Moon closes browser tabs you won't need again (finished work, one-off searches, duplicates), and keeps the ones you come back to. It never asks: each one it closes has an Undo.

Also new

Your Moon on your desktop has no shadow any more, so it looks clean on a light background.
Phone apps 0.3.14.

Orbit 0.1.15 24 October 2026

A tidier, calmer Orbit, a new phone app, and your Moon on your desktop.

A fresh look. One type and corner scale everywhere, Orbit blue throughout, quick motion for menus, dialogs and pages, and one switcher style on every page. Every page has the same top bar: its name on the left, its switcher in the middle, its actions on the right.

Clearer names. Your AI chats are now Orbs, people-to-people chat is Chat, and Calls are Transcripts. Connectors live in Skills & plugins, under Orbit plugins. Your Moon sits at the top of the chat list.

Send any time. While an Orb is working, just press Enter. It takes your message in at its next step and carries on with both. On a model that can't, your message waits in the chat with an Interrupt link under it.

Your Moon on your desktop. Click it to message your Moon, drag it anywhere, scroll over it to resize it, and press ⌥⌘O to hide it or bring it back. Its eyes follow your pointer. Turn it on in Settings → your Moon.

Pictures. Paste a screenshot or a copied picture straight into any message box. Pictures in replies fit the chat and open full size when you click them.

Planner. A month view, alongside Day, 3 days and Week.

Blocks use Orbit's own icons, chosen by the Orb that builds them, and you can change a block's icon from its header.

The phone app

A message bar like Claude's app, with a mic for dictation (on the phone's own speech recognition) and a call button.
A floating dock on every screen, with your Moon in the middle. Hold the dock to choose what goes either side.
A calendar with Day and 3 days that you swipe between, and a back swipe that follows your finger.
Pictures open full screen: pinch to zoom, swipe between them, and Back to return.
On iPhone and iPad, the dock and the message bar are Apple's Liquid Glass.

Also new

Your Moon uses less of your plan: it wakes once per finished job, takes a quick look before each check-in and skips the full one when nothing has changed, and hears only the threads that changed.
Phone apps 0.3.13.

Orbit 0.1.14 23 October 2026

Databases, People, My Work and live previews on your phone.

Everything is a database. Projects, Leads, People, Tasks and Events now have tables, boards, lists, calendars, timelines and galleries, with your own fields, filters, sorting, grouping and saved views. Make your own databases too, link them to each other, and roll up totals. Ask an Orb to fill a column for you.

People. A third side of the Board, next to Projects and Leads. There's one record for each person, and their page shows every email, WhatsApp message, call, task, project and invoice with them.

Better tasks. Start and due dates, estimates, tasks that repeat, and "blocked by". The timeline shows your weeks at a glance: drag a bar to move it.

My Work and Workload. My Work lists everything assigned to you, where you've been @mentioned and what's overdue. Workload shows how much each person has on this week.

Move to Orbit. Bring your projects, tasks, sub-tasks, comments, files and people over from ClickUp, Asana, Trello, monday.com, Todoist or Notion. An Orb does the move and tidies up afterwards.

⌘K for everything. Search, open, make a task, project, lead, person or page, ask an Orb, or run a block, all from one box.

Docs. Put a database or a live view of your projects, leads or tasks into any page, and mention people and records that always show where they're up to. Right-click a page for its menu.

Live preview on every device. The site a chat is building opens beside the chat, and reloads as it changes. Open the same live site on your phone or iPad from a link, on your Wi‑Fi or anywhere.

Pictures, videos and files in the chat. Pictures show in the chat, and videos play right there. Other files show a preview, like a PDF's first page. On the phone too.

A calmer working view. While an Orb works you see its plan ticking off ("3 of 5 done") and one line for its steps, which you can open. Its reply comes at the end. Your phone's lock screen shows "3 of 5 done" too.

Also new

"Your turn" shows in the chat when an Orb needs you on a web page, and that page comes to the front.
When you approve something or give a key, the chat says so, and so does your Moon.
A message sent to a busy chat is never lost: it waits and goes as soon as the chat is free.
New chats start in no project unless you start one from a project.
Every Codex chat on your computer now shows in Orbit.
Fixed: the "…" menu on a page in Docs could turn the window black, and Pin and Unpin in a chat's menu didn't always work.
Phone apps 0.3.12.

Orbit 0.1.13 23 October 2026

Orbit AI: Orbit's own AI, built into every subscription.

Orbit AI. Orbit now comes with its own AI, so it works as soon as you sign in, with nothing else to set up. Without a model of your own linked, your chats and your Moon run on Orbit AI. With Claude, ChatGPT or Grok linked, Orbit AI does the housekeeping instead: naming and filing chats, suggesting your next message, writing up calls and checking blocks before they go to the Block Store. That leaves your own plan's limits for your real work.

Pictures for everyone. Ask any chat or your Moon for an image and Orbit AI makes it, even if you only have Claude.

Your allowance. Settings → Accounts → Orbit AI shows how much of this month you've used, and your pictures. If you use it all, link Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to carry on, or top up. Top-ups don't expire, and they're only used once the month's allowance is.

Your choice. Turn on "Use my own AI for everything" to keep everything on the models you've linked.

Also new

First-run setup says Orbit comes with its own AI, and linking your own plans is optional.
On a computer without Codex, Orbit fetches OpenAI's own Codex program the first time Orbit AI runs a chat (about 140 MB, once).
Fixed: Codex didn't start for someone who'd never used it before, and an error from a Codex chat showed twice.
Phone apps 0.3.11: start on the phone with "New to Orbit? Get started", and Settings → Orbit account shows your plan and Orbit AI's month. You can also sign out or delete your account there.

Orbit 0.1.12 23 October 2026

Teams, Team Chat, Docs you edit together, and everything tied to its project.

Teams. Start a team in Settings → Team and invite people by email. Sharing works by assignment: put a teammate on a project, lead, task or event and it shows on their Board, Planner or calendar, and they're told. Nothing is shared until you assign someone. Projects get a comment thread, events get accept or decline, and free/busy is opt-in. Each person keeps their own Orbs and their own plans.

Team Chat. Spaces, channels and direct messages, iMessage style: reactions, threads, pins, pictures and files, voice notes, link previews, read receipts and typing. Orbs post short updates in a channel, and @Moon answers there. It's on the phone too, with Reply right on the notification.

Docs together. Share a page with teammates (or everyone on its project) and edit it together, live, with everyone's cursor. Docs also gain columns, checkboxes and tags, and tables can sort and have column types (number, date, checkbox, select, person).

Shared blocks. Share a block with shared data (one tracker for the team) or as each person's own copy. Only you, or editors you pick, change it, and everyone gets your updates.

Everything ties to its project. A project's page lists its chats, tasks, docs, blocks, calendar, emails, calls, files, saved links and people. Everything has a project tag at the top. Things link by themselves: what an Orb makes in a project's chat, emails and calls from the people on it, and projects you mention in a doc. ⌘K shows each result's project and can show one project only.

Also new

A new top bar across the window: back and forward (⌘[ ⌘]), the chat list toggle, and the page's title and buttons in one line.
Home is yours to arrange: any size, pin or unpin any widget or block, your own titles and colours, columns and spacing, and Note and Shortcuts widgets.
Team Chat has the chat-bubbles icon; chats with Orbs have their own.

Orbit 0.1.11 22 October 2026

Connectors, your email and calendars from any provider, and Orbs.

Connectors. Connect Notion, Linear, Jira and Confluence, Stripe, Shopify, Canva, Granola, Zapier and 22 more once, in the new Connectors page (under More in the sidebar, and in Settings). Every Orb can use them, whether it runs on Claude, Codex or Grok, and so can your Moon. Each company's own sign-in opens in your browser; the sign-in stays in your Mac's Keychain and Orbs only ever see the tools. Read-only lookups just run; anything that changes something asks first. You can also add any connector by its address.

Orbs. Orbit's AI helpers are now called Orbs. Your Moon is your lead Orb.

Email from any provider. Settings → Email adds Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, Fastmail, Zoho and others with an app password, as many accounts as you like. Your Inbox fills, and you can reply from Orbit.

Calendars of your choice. Settings → Calendar adds any calendar's private link (Google, Outlook, iCloud, booking tools) or a calendar account (iCloud, Fastmail and others). Their events show in the Planner.

Also new

WhatsApp and other chats through Beeper, set up step by step.
Light, dark or follow your Mac, in Settings → Appearance.
More than one Claude account, switching when one runs low.
Pin the sidebar sections and blocks you use; the rest sit under More.
Spreadsheet tools for every chat, browser Back/Forward, a network log, and phone-sized screenshots of any tab.
Blocks are checked for anything personal before they go into the Block Store, and everyone sees what's published.
A smoother first hour for new users, whichever model they use.

Orbit 0.1.10 22 October 2026

Updates you can see, and one click to install them.

Orbit → Check for Updates… in the menu bar checks right away.
When a new version has downloaded, Update ready · Restart appears in the sidebar. One click installs it and reopens Orbit where you left off.
Settings → General shows the version you're on, whether an update is checking, downloading or ready, and a Check for updates button.

Orbit still checks on its own every few hours and downloads in the background.

Orbit 0.1.9 22 October 2026

Your Moon can now run on any model you've connected.

The Moon (your always-on chief of staff) now runs on Claude, Codex or Grok: its chat, check-ins, scheduled jobs and new-message checks. Pick its model in Settings → Moon → Model, which lists every model you've connected, with GPT-6.1 and Opus 5.5 suggested.
With only Codex connected, a new Moon starts on GPT-6.1. A Moon set to a model that isn't signed in on this computer moves itself to one that is, and tells you, instead of failing every check-in.

Orbit 0.1.8 22 October 2026

A fix for Codex users.

Signing in with a Codex account that has very large chats (for example ones full of screenshots) could crash Orbit with "A JavaScript error occurred in the main process", over and over. Orbit now skips a reply that's too big to read and carries on, and a heavy Codex chat opens with its most recent messages.
The same protection now covers Claude, Grok, voice calls, call transcription and the Moon's computer.
A stray error is logged instead of showing an error box.

Orbit 0.1.7 21 October 2026

Orbit for Windows, a new first run, a Home dashboard, a smarter Inbox, briefings, and Orbit on your phone without a store.

Download

Mac: Orbit-arm64.dmg for Apple silicon, Orbit-x64.dmg for Intel. Open it and drag Orbit to Applications. Needs macOS 13 or later. Signed and notarised by Apple.
Windows: Orbit-Setup-x64.exe, for Windows 10 and 11 (Windows on Arm runs it too). This first Windows build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may say "Windows protected your PC": click More info, then Run anyway. A signed update follows, and Orbit installs it by itself.
Android: Orbit-Android.apk. Open it on your phone and allow installing from your browser. Or pair from Orbit on your computer (Settings → Phone) and scan the code: the phone downloads the app from there. Google Play is coming soon.
iPhone and iPad: App Store coming soon.

New

A new first run: make your Moon, tell it what you work on, and it finds your project folders and sets up your projects and Board.
Codex runs on your own OpenAI API key, in Orbit's terminal, or as a Codex cloud task. Sign in with ChatGPT is coming soon.
Orbit for Windows. Calls, the Moon's own computer and Touch ID stay Mac-only for now, and say so where they'd appear.
Home: a dashboard of widgets you add, arrange and resize, with your blocks as widgets.
Inbox and search: a smart Inbox that sorts what needs you, and one search across everything in Orbit.
Morning and evening briefings, and a Journal block that keeps your entries encrypted, beside the Mood block's check-ins.
Planner: two-way Google Calendar, booking pages, and a phone reminder an hour before each meeting with its time and link, as well as the 10-minute one.
Waiting on you: chats that need an answer stand out, with reply buttons and richer replies on the computer and the phone.
Calls: Orbit hears and speaks through the cloud, falling back to your Mac's own. It can also notice a Zoom, Meet or Teams call, ask first, transcribe it on your Mac and file the write-up.
Cloud fallback: chats you choose, and the Moon, carry on in the cloud while your computer is asleep or away.
Chat tools: brand kits, page assets, device screenshots, SEO, speed and page checks, image tools, and browser recordings to GIF or MP4. Chats can send you files as cards, on the computer and the phone.
Skills: one library for every model. Type "/" to see and run them.
Secrets: when a chat needs one that isn't in Orbit yet, the approval card has a hidden box to add it.
Request a feature or report a bug from Settings.

Better

Send a message to a working chat and it slots in, instead of stopping it.
The chat list hides (⇧⌘S on a Mac, Ctrl+Shift+S on Windows), drags to any width, and remembers both.
The Moon's check-ins use its full tools, never fail silently, and nudge once per thing. Its computer uses Google Chrome.
Chats killed from outside Orbit are picked up again; titles are shorter; you can switch a chat's model.
The browser handles device sizes, frames and passkeys better.

Phone: Orbit 0.3.8

Alarms and an urgent ring, Approve, Edit and Later on drafts, share to the Moon, progress on the lock screen, widgets, places, voice calls, and files from chats.
On a tablet or an unfolded phone, the computer's layout: the chat list, chats and Orbit's own browser side by side, and the Planner's day view with tasks in a panel.
Briefings, the Journal and the Inbox, and a QR scanner that opens the camera on Android 17.
It updates itself from Orbit on your computer.

Orbit updates itself from here, so you only download it once. More at [superorbit.app](https://superorbit.app).

Orbit 0.1.6 19 October 2026

Codex on your own OpenAI key, a free week, and a lot more.

Orbit 0.1.5 16 October 2026

Sub-threads.

Orbit 0.1.4 16 October 2026

A smoother first launch.

Orbit 0.1.3 16 October 2026

Claude and Grok, side by side.

Orbit 0.1.2 16 October 2026

Orbit on your Android phone.

Orbit 0.1.1 16 October 2026

Orbit for Intel Macs, and a smoother first launch.

Orbit 0.1.0 16 October 2026

The first release of Orbit for Mac: Codex, Claude Code and Grok side by side, on your own plans.

Updated 5 November 2026 · Orbit 0.1.15