The macOS app
An AI app builder desktop app for your Mac
The whole builder in a window of its own, not a browser tab lost among forty others. It is the same account and the same apps, in a native Mac window. macOS today.
macOS today; the browser covers every other platform.
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The Orbit desktop app open on macOS: the studio inside a native window, the app icon sitting in the dock. Native window capture needs macOS Screen Recording permission, so capture by hand. 1440x820 at 2x, aspect-video.
The AI app builder desktop app, in a window of its own
It is the browser studio in a native Mac window: your screens, your data, the live preview, plus window memory, native copy and paste, and background updates so you always have the current builder. It loads the same account, so what you build here is the same app everywhere else.
macOS today, the browser everywhere else
The desktop app runs on macOS now. Windows and Linux are not built yet, and until they are, the browser studio is the whole builder on any machine. We would rather say that plainly than let you find out after the download.
Questions, answered
Is the desktop app different from the website?
No. It is the same builder and the same account in a native window, so your apps are identical whether you open the app or the site.
What about Windows or Linux?
Not yet. Until the native apps ship, the browser studio is the full builder on any platform.
Does the app cost anything?
No. The app is free, and only AI usage and extra live apps cost money.
Does it update itself?
Yes. The app updates in the background, so you always open the current builder without reinstalling.
Put Orbit in your dock
Download it for macOS, or start free in the browser and add the app whenever you like.
macOS today; the browser covers every other platform.