Example apps you can ship.
The kinds of things you can describe and build with Orbit. Each pattern becomes a real product on your own domain when you launch.
Five pillars.
What every real application is made of. Get one wrong and the product wobbles. Most builders are left to assemble all five by hand.
Data
Model the state. The entities, the relationships, the rules that keep it honest. This is the shape of everything the app remembers, at rest. Get it right and everything else has somewhere to stand.
Backend
Fetch it from anywhere, your own store or an outside service, transform it, store it, unify it into one model, and expose it through an API any client can use. Decide who is allowed to touch what. This is where most of the work has always lived, and where almost everyone gets stuck.
Interface
Bring the state to life. A view that is reactive, realtime, and fast, on whatever surface the person is already on. Not a static page, but something that responds the instant it should.
Operations
Ship it, host it, scale it, and watch it. Know the moment something breaks, before your users have to tell you. An app that is not running, reliably, is not a product. It is a promise you cannot keep.
Intelligence
Read, decide, and act. The app turns information into judgment and judgment into action, instead of just storing and showing. For a long time this was out of reach. Now it is a pillar, and an app built without it already feels dated.
What we build on.
The opinions behind the method. Each one removes a reason that building and launching used to take too long.
You direct. The agents build.
You bring the vision, the taste, and the judgment about what good looks like. The agents do the labor. You are never reduced to operating a tool. You stay the one giving the orders.
Describe, don't configure.
The fastest interface is a sentence. Say what you want in plain language and let the system handle the setup, the boilerplate, and the thousand small decisions that used to sit between you and a working app.
Watching beats waiting.
Generation should feel like watching, not waiting. You see the app take shape in front of you and steer as it forms, instead of handing off a brief and hoping for the best weeks later.
Launch is the point.
Building is free, because building is not the goal. Being live is. We push everything toward the moment your app is in your customers' hands. Better to ship today and refine tomorrow than to polish something that never goes out.
Meet builders where they are.
The fastest path is the one already in your hand. Build from the browser, from the terminal, or from a message on the chat app you already keep open. No new place to go, nothing to install.
A real product, never a prototype.
From the first sentence we build the real thing. A real database, real accounts, a real address. Not a mockup you will throw away, not a demo that falls over the moment someone uses it.
We hold the pillars.
A working app needs all five pillars, and wiring them together by hand is the slow, thankless part that kills momentum. Orbit holds all five, so you never set up a database, stitch an auth flow, or babysit a deploy.
Own what you make.
Your data, your domain, your app. You can take it with you whenever you want. We earn the relationship every day. We never trap it.
Taste is a default, not an upgrade.
Fast, focused, and beautiful come standard, not as a paid tier or a thing you have to ask for. The plainest app you build should still look like someone with taste made it.
Intelligence is a pillar, not a feature.
We do not bolt AI on at the end. Every app can read, decide, and act from the first sentence, because the apps worth building now are the ones that think.
The method, answered.
Are these launched customer apps?
They are example app patterns Orbit can build. Each one maps to a real product with its own database and domain when you launch it.
Why five pillars?
Every real application is made of these five. Get one wrong and the product wobbles. Most tools hand you one or two and leave the rest to you; Orbit holds all five.
How fast is one turn?
You get a working preview in minutes, not weeks. You refine it conversationally and launch when it is ready, then keep turning.
Can I change an app after it is built?
Yes. Apps stay editable. Describe a change, Orbit's agents apply it across the pillars, and you re-launch.