Questions.

At least one of Claude or SuperGrok. Orbit signs in with your own plan and uses its limits, so there's nothing extra to pay for the models. With both, you can switch between them mid-chat.

Not yet. Codex support is coming soon. Orbit has applied to OpenAI's partner programme for signing in with ChatGPT, and Codex switches on once that's approved. We can't promise a date.

Not for you if you join at launch. $29 a month is locked in for life. Members who join later will pay $49.

Your chats, files and sign-ins stay on your computer. Your messages go from your computer straight to the AI company you picked. Orbit's own server only knows your email address and your subscription.

The privacy policy has the details.

Yes. Orbit runs on Windows PCs and on Macs with Apple silicon.

Not yet. iPhone, iPad and Android apps are coming. For now Orbit runs on your Mac or PC.

In Orbit, open Settings, then Orbit account, then Manage billing. You can cancel there in a couple of clicks. Orbit keeps working until the end of the month you've paid for.

No. One is enough. Add the other any time in Settings, then switch between them mid-chat.

Orbit keeps working for up to 7 days without reaching our server. The AI models themselves need an internet connection.

An always-on assistant inside Orbit. It checks in on your chats, messages and day, writes your Home page, runs scheduled jobs and hands work to the right chat. You give it a name and a colour.

Your Claude plan. Opus 5.5 is recommended, and you can pick another Claude model in Settings.

No. Out of the box the Moon hands sending, publishing, payments and passwords back to you. You can change what it does on its own in its Rules.

Little apps you make by asking a chat, like a timer or a countdown. They live in your rail and can work with your tasks and board. You can share them in the Block Store.

They use Orbit's own browser and terminal, which you can see the whole time. You choose how much they can do without asking, from ask-first to full access.