Orbit

Calm plans for busy minds.

Orbit is a planner you just talk to. Say what's on your mind, and it sorts it into plans, reminders, notes and a diary. Then it gently helps you through the day.

Coming soon to iPhone

iPhone · 14 days free · No ads

Orbit's Today screen: a greeting, the day's sun path with plans as circles, Tell me and Focus timer buttons, the next plan and what needs you.

What it does

Just say it. Orbit sorts the rest.

Just say it

“Dentist Friday at 3, buy milk, today was rough.”

Orbit makes the plan, adds milk to your list and saves the diary note. No forms. No choosing where things go.

Orbit turning one spoken sentence into four things: a dentist appointment, milk on the shopping list, a reminder to call Mum, and a diary entry.

One thing at a time

See what's now, what's next and what can wait. Or just one card, if that's all you need today.

Orbit's One thing view: a single card saying what to do now, with Start focusing and Done already.

Stuck? Tap “Tell me”

Orbit asks how your energy is and shows one thing to do, with a reason. Not this one? Tap again.

Tell me: one suggestion, Reply to Ali, with the reason and buttons to start focusing, mark it done, or see another.

Your day, your people

Talk about your day and Orbit keeps it as a diary. It remembers birthdays, what to ask a friend before you meet, and the places you love.

It notices which days feel heavy, and tells you before you overbook.

Today's next plan, lunch with Sarah, with a note: ask how the bookshop job is going, and what happened last time.

Reminders that stay kind

They come back until you're done. Snooze is easy. Real alarms ring for appointments.

You're never behind

No red “overdue”. No streaks to break. Unfinished things move to tomorrow, with no rush.

Help to get started

A gentle focus timer, “Just 5 minutes”, and a quiet companion that checks in while you work.

Also: lists and sticky notes, your work calendar and Google Calendar, sharing plans with a partner, pets, Siri, and 6 languages.

Who it's for

Anyone who wants an easy, tidy life without the effort most planners ask for.

Orbit was designed with ADHD and autistic people in mind, and with anyone who freezes when there's too much to do. That's why it feels easy for everyone:

  • Busy parents and carers holding many people's plans
  • Students and freelancers without a fixed routine
  • People who have tried five planners and dropped them all
  • Anyone who wants less typing and less guilt

Private by design

Your diary is yours. Orbit is built so it stays that way.

Your voice stays on your phone

It's turned into text on your iPhone. The recording never leaves it.

Kept on your phone

Your plans, diary and people live on your iPhone.

Only what's needed

Orbit's AI sees just the few bits it needs to help, never your whole diary.

Locked backups

Backups are encrypted with your own password. Only you can open them.

Face ID lock

And private lock-screen notifications, if you want them.

No ads, no tracking

We never sell your data.

Read the privacy policy

Price

14 days free.

Then $7.99 a month, or $64.99 a year.

Everything included. No ads. Cancel any time in your iPhone settings.

Coming soon to iPhone

Questions

Good to know

Is Orbit only for ADHD or autistic people?

No. It was designed with ADHD and autistic people in mind, which makes it easy for anyone who wants a calmer, tidier day.

Do I have to talk to it?

No. You can type everything too. Talking is just faster when your head is full.

What happens if I don't finish things?

Nothing bad. They move to the next day with a gentle “no rush”. You can also tap “Make it lighter” when a day gets away from you.

Is my diary private?

Yes. Your voice is turned into text on your phone, only small relevant bits go to Orbit's AI, and backups are locked with your own password.

Does it work with my calendar?

Yes. Orbit can show the calendars already on your iPhone, your work calendar too, and it syncs with Google Calendar. Work meetings can stay private as “Busy”.

Can I share plans with my partner?

Yes. Couple mode lets you share plans with one person.

Which languages does it speak?

English, Spanish, Turkish, German, Italian and Portuguese.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Orbit is on iPhone (iOS 17 or later) first. Android is planned.

Is Orbit a medical or therapy app?

No. Orbit is a planner and diary. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything.

How do I cancel?

On your iPhone: Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then Orbit. You won't be charged after the period you've paid for.