Everything an app needs, built and running.
The database, workflows, screens and sign-in your app needs, composed from parts that already run. You can change any of them afterwards.
Free to build. Your first live app is free too, on your own domain.
One app, six views
See the whole app.
Morning Brief reads its sources on a schedule and sends a daily brief. Its screens, data, workflows, and launch settings share one app, and you can change any of them.
Notes, links, images, and the pitch, on one canvas.
View the full surface
The screens people use, wired to your data.
View the full surface
Logic as a node graph that runs on a server.
View the full surface
Tables you draw by hand, running as Postgres.
View the full surface
One deploy: a URL, HTTPS, a database, sign-in.
View the full surface
The agent that builds it, and rides along inside.
View the full surfaceYours, in one piece
One app. Change any part, the rest keeps up.
Your screens, data, workflows, and launch settings stay connected. Update one part, and the change carries through the app.
A database you can read
Your app has a real Postgres database of its own. You can see how it is structured, change it when you need to, and your data survives every deploy.
Online with sign-in
You put your app online over HTTPS on your own domain, with sign-in built in. The first deployment is free, and after that you pay per running deployment, not per app.
Straight answers
Your backend, your control.
Does the app have a backend, or only screens?
A backend. Every app gets its own Postgres database, workflows that run on a server, and sign-in, built from your data model. The screens sit on top of it.
Can I see and change every part of it?
Yes. The data model, the workflows, the screens, and the hosting are each their own surface. Choose any one, see what is there, and change it. Nothing is sealed.
What happens when I change the app after launch?
You edit the surface and redeploy. Safe changes, like adding a field, migrate on their own. Orbit does not drop your data, and it blocks a change that would.
Do I own the code? Can I move my app elsewhere?
Orbit runs your app on managed hosting, so there is no code export in the product. You control your data model, your data, and your domain, and you change the app yourself. If you need the code or a repository for a client, ask and we set it up by hand.
Is there a built-in analytics dashboard?
No. Your information is your app's own data, which you can read and query. For product analytics you would add your own tool.
Which integrations can the workflows reach?
A set that ships today: Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Linear, and Resend for actions, plus Claude, GPT, and Gemini for agent steps. Stripe is read-only, for financial signals. You can also run custom code in a sandbox to reach any HTTP API.
Start
Build a product that runs.
Describe the app you want. You get the data, the logic, and the screens as surfaces you can edit from the first minute.
Free to build. Your first app launches free, on your own domain.
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