Orbit Social

A calm, private place to remember the people who matter to you.

Stay close to the people who matter, without turning them into a task list.

Orbit is a calm, private relationship companion. Add the people you want to keep close. Notice who has gone quiet. Capture small moments before they fade. Send a gentle hello when the time feels right.

Everything stays on your phone. No accounts, no cloud sync by default, no feed, no ads, no social graph, no team dashboards. Your relationships are yours.

WHAT ORBIT IS

— A place to remember the people you care about — Birthdays, anniversaries, and the small things people mention in passing — A quiet way to see who you have not spoken to in a while — A journal of moments, conversations, and where you left off — Plans for small gatherings, shared on your terms

WHAT ORBIT IS NOT

— Not a CRM for networkers, recruiters, or sales pipelines — Not a social network or a feed — Not a team product, ever — Not an app that reads your messages, calendar, or email — Not gamified. No streaks, no badges, no points

HOW IT WORKS

You write the moments. You add the people. You decide when to be reminded. Orbit asks better questions instead of guessing from scraped data. The friction is the feature. Authorship is the point.

Five plain things:

— People — the humans you want to keep close — Moments — short notes, photos, and journal entries — Gather — small events you plan and share if you choose — Conversations — gentle prompts to help you reflect or reach out — Review — a quiet weekly look at where you left off

PRIVACY BY STRUCTURE, NOT BY PROMISE

Orbit stores your data in a local database on your device. There is no Orbit cloud account. Optional iCloud-style backup uses open formats you can read in any other app. If you ever leave, your data leaves with you.

WHO IT IS FOR

People who care about their friendships and family but lose track. Adults whose lives are full. People who moved cities. Thoughtful hosts. Anyone who feels the slow drift of relationships and wants a calmer way to tend them.

Start with one person. Add more when you are ready.