You can see what moved.
A clear owner, next step and due date for every task. Not an endless spreadsheet.
Projects, tasks, conversations, documents and weekly updates—finally in one place. Less asking around. More moving forward.
Try the workspace Built for small teams with big things to ship.One place for everything between now and launch.
Everything the team is working through this week.
It's that nobody can see the whole thing.
No more piecing together five different tools just to answer: “Where are we?”
A real, clickable sample project. Complete tasks, open the update, join a discussion. See what changes.
One place for everything between now and launch.
Everything the team is working through this week.
Every task has a place in the bigger picture. Tap a row to see the details that matter.
Every task has an owner, a status, and a deadline. No mystery about who moves it next.
Maya Chen · In review
Not more features to manage. Fewer places for context to disappear.
A clear owner, next step and due date for every task. Not an endless spreadsheet.
Context, feedback and the final call live with the task they belong to.
Specs, handoffs and release checklists sit alongside the project.
3 tasks finished · 1 risk to watch
One weekly note says what shipped, what’s blocked, and what happens next.
Everyone gets the context they need without another sync on the calendar.
See what is moving across design and engineering, then send one weekly note that people will actually read.
Keep making things in the places you already know. Bring the important context back to Orbit.
Integration names below illustrate a planned workflow, not connections available in this preview.The most useful team update is the one nobody needs to chase. Here's how Orbit makes progress legible.
Read it in the demoNext: close Android test coverage by Oct 19, then prepare the release candidate.
Choose the level of structure your team needs. Simple to start, simple to change.
For a product team shipping together.
Everything you need to know about this preview.
Tasks are one piece. Orbit connects work to the discussion, documents, owners, dates, and weekly updates around it—so a project makes sense without a meeting.
Small product teams: founders, product leads, designers, and engineers who need a clear shared picture without adding process for its own sake.
Yes. The workspace preview above is interactive. You can switch views, complete a task, search, filter, and add a sample discussion reply. It uses local demonstration data, not a connected account.
No. Orbit is the place for project context and progress. Messaging and development tools still have their jobs. Listed integration concepts are not connected in this preview.
No. The plans and prices on this design preview are illustrative, and not a live offer or checkout.
This is a front-end demonstration only. The sample workspace stays in your browser session; there is no user account, database, or data collection in the preview.
See how the week changes when everybody can find the answer for themselves.
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Looks good on iOS. Checking the Android edge case next.