Less catching up.
More moving forward.
Keep related repositories, tasks, notes, and useful links with each project. When you switch back, find what you were working on and what still needs doing.
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Pick up where you left off.
Keep your repositories, tasks, notes, and files together in one local workspace on your Mac.
Free for 3 projects · All core features included
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ProjectsTasksDocumentsAssetsRepositories
Less catching up.
Turn notes into next steps.
Use AI to turn rough notes into tasks, documents, and links. Review and edit the suggestions before saving, with your original notes intact.
Give your AI project context.
Connect your AI client through MCP to find project context, create tasks, and update documents in Orbit. Pick up where you left off with your project details already there.
See what needs your attention.
Bring GitHub and GitLab activity into your project. Find review requests, assigned issues, and failed checks together in your project inbox.
Catch dependency issues early.
Check supported dependencies for security advisories and available updates across your linked folders. See which packages need a closer look.
Keep project assets at hand.
Drop in designs, screenshots, and reference files. Organise them into folders, preview images, and find what you need without leaving the project.
Your files stay yours.
Orbit stores your tasks, notes, documents, and assets on your Mac. Link existing project folders to open them in your editor or terminal, and connect GitHub or GitLab to see repository activity.
How local storage worksFree for 3 projects.
$29/year for unlimited.
All core features are included in Free.
Upgrade when three projects aren’t enough.
Free
For up to three projects.
$0
- Up to 3 projects
- All core features included
- Task boards and lists
- Documents, assets, and links
- Local workspace
Pro
For as many projects as you need.
$29/ year
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited projects
- Priority email support
- All future updates
- Activate on 3 devices
What’s new
All updatesOrbit 0.5.2 adds native update prompts and a project browser for chat · v0.5.2
This release adds native macOS update dialogs, improves board and settings workflows, and introduces a read-only Orbit browser for sharing project context with chat.
A few questions.
What does Orbit do?
Orbit helps you pick up where you left off. Keep each project’s tasks, notes, documents, files, and links together, alongside references to its repositories, so you can find the context for your next step.
Does it replace my editor?
No. Open project folders in your existing editor or terminal. Orbit keeps track of the project; your code stays in its original folders.
Can a project have more than one repository?
Yes. Link related repositories to one project, with shared tasks, notes, files, and links. Your source folders stay where they are.
Where is my data stored?
On your computer. Connected repository and AI services only receive what those features use.
Do I need to use AI?
No. AI features are optional. You can organise projects, manage tasks, and keep notes without connecting an AI service.
What’s included in Free?
Up to 3 projects and all core features.
Does Orbit work on my Mac?
Orbit has installers for both Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Choose the one that matches your processor on the download page.
Will Orbit be available on Windows and Linux?
Windows and Linux support is planned. Orbit is currently available for Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
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Make your next session easier.
Bring one project into Orbit. Keep the context for your next step.