Build an app of your own, on your own.
You bring the idea. Orbit builds the product, launches it on your domain, then keeps improving it with you.
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The dead end
The demo looked done. It wasn't.
It looked real for a few days. Then it started breaking. It was only a demo.
Hire a developer
Weeks of waiting and a bill you can't justify for an idea you're still testing.
Fight the code
Debug generated files you can't read, until you quietly give up.
Start over
Walk away from an idea people wanted.
You don't need to hire, fight, or start over. The idea was never the problem. You need a way to build it that holds up when people use it.
The Orbit Flywheel
An app is never done.
A demo is one turn of the loop, then it stops. Orbit keeps the loop turning, so what you learn after launch becomes your next idea.
Because it's one app, every turn builds on the last. Grow feeds Explore, and the loop keeps turning.
The parts you build in
See inside the AI app builder
Not a chat box that hands you code. Orbit gives you the screens, the data, and the logic behind your app, and lets you open and edit each one.
Start in the scratchpad
Keep every idea and note in one place, then build straight from it.
Design the screens
Lay out every screen on a canvas. What you draw is what ships.
Shape the data
Name what you store and how it connects. Orbit builds the database under it.
Wire the logic
Describe what should happen. Orbit runs it behind the scenes.
Launch on your own domain
Go live with hosting, HTTPS, and monitoring from day one.
You take care of the business. Orbit takes care of the app.
Founders, agencies, operators, and owners turn what they know into an app, without needing a software team.
Build before you pay.
Try the first version before you commit.
Add credits only when you are ready to launch.
Start buildingQuestions, before you start.
Can I keep editing after Orbit builds it?
Yes. Change screens, copy, workflows, data fields, and logic directly, or describe the change and let Orbit apply it.
What happens after I launch?
Your app runs with hosting, authentication, HTTPS, and your own domain. You can keep improving it and relaunch changes.
Do I own the app and data?
Yes. The app, data, and domain are yours, and you can export your data when you need to.
Can I migrate my existing app to Orbit?
Yes. You can bring an existing application into Orbit and continue shaping it from there. When you're ready, request migration and the Orbit team will guide the move.
What is Orbit's stack?
Orbit runs on production-grade Clojure, ClojureScript, React, and Postgres. You get a real app on managed hosting, without touching the stack unless you want to.
Can I build MCP servers using Orbit?
Yes. You can build MCP servers with Orbit and connect them into your app workflows and developer tools.
Your move.
Be the founder who keeps going.
Describe your idea and watch Orbit build it. Launch on your own domain, then keep improving it, turn after turn. The app, its data, and the domain are yours. Free to build, you pay when you launch.