# Orbit

> Orbit is an AI coding-agent control app in development for Mac, iPhone and Apple Watch. It is designed to help people direct coding work away from their laptop.

## Current availability
The website is a product landing page with local interactive frontend demos. The apps, desktop adapters, browser connectors, device pairing, subscriptions and checkout are not available yet. No demo authenticates with a provider, calls a model, spends credits or sends instructions to a real agent.

## Demo project and conversation navigation
The Mac dock demo has a per-agent sidebar listing conversations grouped under their projects. Each agent has three sample conversations across two projects. Selection and message histories remain local and separate; this is not a live provider project import.

## Interactive device previews
The interactive section shows Apple Watch, iPhone and Mac together, side by side on wide screens and stacked responsively on smaller screens. iPhone supports Talk, Inbox, Work, Updates and typed demo instructions. Watch offers a preset simulated voice instruction, updates and a quick reply. Instructions require review before local delivery. All three views share in-memory demo conversations. No microphone is recorded and no provider is contacted.

## Product experience
One conversation, multi-agent voice routing, one inbox, saved connections and an adaptive draggable Mac dock. Local coding agents still require the connected Mac to be awake, online and running Orbit. Browser-based agents require the browser to remain available. Remote control does not mean the computer can be off.

## Connection routes
- Native CLI route (adapters in development): Codex, Claude Code, Grok, OpenCode, Amp, Pi, Omp.
- Browser Bridge route (local demos; connectors in development): Superapp, Lovable, Replit.
- Provider logos and route labels do not mean a visitor has connected their account.

## Browser Bridge
The demo shows an Orbit chat request, an inline browser action, explicit per-tab permission, instruction delivery, working progress and a preview. The intended production model keeps passwords and cookies inside the browser, grants access per website, permits revocation, and leaves CAPTCHA and two-factor authentication to the user. These are intended design properties, not independently verified production guarantees.

## Proposed pricing — available at launch
- Pro monthly: planned EUR 6.99 first month, then EUR 12.99 per month.
- Pro yearly: EUR 119.88 per year, equivalent to EUR 9.99 per month.
- Lifetime: EUR 249 once. Bring your own API keys; model providers bill usage separately. Software scope and update policy are pending confirmation before launch.
Connected agents may require their own subscriptions. Do not interpret these plans as an active checkout or currently purchasable offer.

## Website content
- [Landing page](https://getorbit.it/)
- [Setup](https://getorbit.it/#connections)
- [Browser Bridge demo](https://getorbit.it/#browser-bridge)
- [iPhone and Apple Watch](https://getorbit.it/#devices)
- [Adaptive Mac dock demo](https://getorbit.it/#adaptive-dock)
- [Pricing](https://getorbit.it/#pricing)
- [Questions](https://getorbit.it/#questions)
- [Full page text](https://getorbit.it/llms-full.txt)

## Demo and launch clarification
The device demo simulates transcription, task progress, illustrative before/after previews and approval locally. It does not record audio, change project files or deploy changes. A server-backed email waitlist is open for App Store launch updates. Signup records are stored in the site database; signup does not reserve a paid plan. Native agents require the connected Mac to remain awake and online. Browser Bridge requires the browser and explicitly connected website tab to remain available. Phone and Watch are remote controls, not execution hosts. Pro model allowance limits, lifetime scope and update policy will be confirmed before launch. Agent provider subscriptions and lifetime API usage are separate.

## Illustrative workflow
Play a workflow shows Codex on Website, Claude Code on Store and Grok on Docs. Claude asks for a checkout layout; the visitor replies from the iPhone demo, the Mac conversation resumes, and Apple Watch receives a ready-to-review update. Pause and replay are available. Reduced motion uses explicit next-step controls. The walkthrough runs entirely locally and does not access real agents or browser accounts. Unlimited Orbit software usage is distinct from the limited model allowance. All pricing is planned launch pricing. One waitlist signup covers Mac, iPhone and Apple Watch.