Build · Websites

Describe your site. Watch it go live on your own domain.

You describe the site, shape the pages, then point them at your domain. HTTPS is issued for you. The site you are reading was built that way, and it is a website, not a demo of one.

Orbit builder showing the Northline Frames website in a real dark theme with project calls to action visible

A real Orbit-built Northline Frames website with dark theme and CTA visible.

How it works

One build, already live.

Describe the site, compose the pages, and point them at your domain. The certificate is issued for you.

01

A multi-page site that loads fast

Every page is rendered on the server before it leaves. A visitor gets words in the first response, and Googlebot gets the same words. Nothing waits for JavaScript to appear.

What ships with it

robots.txt tells a crawler what it may read, and it names the AI answer engines it welcomes.
sitemap.xml lists every page you published, so none of them waits to be found.
llms.txt is the same site written as plain text, which is the form an answer engine parses.

Try it on this site: /robots.txt, /sitemap.xml and /llms.txt all answer, and the sitemap carries 108 URLs right now.

Orbit canvas showing the Northline Frames multi-page site with pages visible

A multi-page site that loads fast

The Northline Frames website pages shown inside the real Orbit mockup canvas.

02

Your own domain, certificate and all

Point your domain. Orbit shows the DNS record, verifies it, and issues HTTPS automatically.

The certificate renews without you. Before your DNS resolves the site is already live on an Orbit address, so you can send the link the same afternoon. When you want to see a change before your readers do, publish it to a sandbox copy first.

Orbit launch panel showing the Northline Frames site live on a domain

Your own domain, certificate and all

The Orbit launch panel showing Northline Frames live with launch controls visible.

03

Yours to edit on a canvas.

Change a headline, swap a photo, add a page. You do it on a canvas and publish again. There is no rebuild step and no plugin to keep up to date.

A plain site needs no database, so it does not get one. The day a page needs real records behind it, a catalogue or a directory or a booking form, the site gets its own Postgres and reads the pages from it.

Where it stops: there is no code export. The site lives in Orbit, and you edit it and publish it from here.

Orbit editor canvas selecting and editing Northline Frames page content

Yours to edit on a canvas.

The Northline Frames page selected and ready to edit inside Orbit.

Where it fits

Start with a website. Grow into an app.

Launch your site first. When you need logins, data, forms, or workflows, you can add them without starting over.

Put your site online, on your terms

Describe the site, shape it until it reads right, and launch on your domain.

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