Real product documentation

How Orbit actually works.

This guide documents the features implemented in Orbit AI version 0.0.20. It describes the web app, Windows desktop app, browser extension, Pro Pulsar, and current public developer API surfaces without promising features that are not present in the app.

Version 0.0.20Web + Windows desktopAuthentication required
Overview

What Orbit AI is

Orbit is an authenticated AI workspace for chat, file analysis, voice interaction, artifact creation, agent teamwork, automations, and selected desktop actions. The same React application runs on the web and is packaged as a Windows desktop application. Mobile projects are also configured through Capacitor.

Workspace chat

Ask questions, request coding help, analyze supported text files, generate images, and create documents.

Agent team

Orbit creates Lead, Builder, Researcher, and Reviewer starter agents and records their runs.

Voice

Speak with Orbit, hear responses, and use approved voice actions with confirm or instant action modes.

Desktop tools

The Windows app can open approved sites, apps, and folders, write files, generate artifacts, and run Pro Pulsar when access permits.

Orbit output may be incorrect or incomplete. Review generated answers, code, files, and actions before relying on them.
Getting started

Start using Orbit

Create or sign in to an account.

Open app.orbitdev.org. Account creation uses email, password, display name, and acceptance of the Terms and Privacy Policy.

Verify email and secure the account.

Orbit supports password reset and optional six-digit TOTP two-factor authentication from Settings.

Open the workspace.

The main workspace is protected. Signed-out users are redirected to the authentication page.

Choose a task.

Chat normally, attach a file, start a voice call, create an artifact, or launch a team build.

Workspace

Chat, files, images, and artifacts

Chat history

Orbit stores up to the latest 40 messages per user and mode in browser storage or desktop storage. Large inline generated images are excluded from stored history to avoid breaking the interface.

Supported text attachments

You can attach up to 3 files per message. Each file must be under 250 KB. Supported text-readable extensions include:

txt md csv json js jsx ts tsx html css py java c cpp rs go xml yml yaml

Create commands

CommandResultAvailability
/image ...Generates an image through Orbit's image function.Web and desktop, when the backend is connected.
/pdf ...Creates a PDF artifact.Desktop bridge required.
/powerpoint ...Creates a PowerPoint presentation.Desktop bridge required.
/excel ...Creates an Excel workbook.Desktop bridge required.
/word ...Creates a Word document.Desktop bridge required.
/csv ...Creates a CSV file.Desktop bridge required.
Access

Models and modes

The workspace exposes Normal, Orbit, Pulsar, and Pro modes. Access depends on the user's plan and model entitlements. Locked modes explain that Gemini and GPT remain free while premium modes require a model access code or Premium plan.

Settings includes model preferences for automatic selection and available model-specific options. Model access packs implemented by Orbit include Auto, Orbit, Claude, Pulsar, ProPulsar, Coding models, and All Pro models.

Model availability is controlled by the live app and may change. The website does not guarantee a specific third-party model or version.
Agent workspace

Agents, runs, and automations

On first use, Orbit can create four starter agents:

Lead

Breaks goals into steps, coordinates the team, and produces the final result.

Builder

Produces code, structures, copy, configurations, and concrete deliverables.

Researcher

Finds information when needed and returns concise findings and sources.

Reviewer

Checks work for gaps, risks, security issues, and weak assumptions.

Deployments / Runs

The Runs page displays up to 20 recent agent runs, live status updates, run steps, final results, errors, and source links recorded by agents.

Automations

Automations are user-built workflows made from trigger, AI agent, condition, delay, and save-result steps. Workflows use cloud persistence when the required table exists and fall back to local browser storage otherwise. Current triggers are manual. Agent steps time out after two minutes.

Voice

Voice calls and commands

Orbit can listen for speech, send recognized speech as a chat message, and read responses aloud. Web voice uses browser speech capabilities; the desktop app can provide native voice support.

  • Voice speed is adjustable from 0.5x to 2.0x and saved to the profile.
  • Confirm mode asks before approved voice actions. Instant mode runs them without the extra question.
  • Workspace voice actions include navigation, opening approved targets, starting a team run, clearing chat, reading the latest response, and stopping speech.
  • The Runs page supports voice selection and reading of goals, steps, and results.
Windows app

Desktop-only capabilities

The desktop build uses an Electron bridge. When available, Orbit can execute supported actions that a normal website cannot perform:

  • Open approved websites and URLs.
  • Search YouTube.
  • Open apps and folders.
  • Write a file and reveal it.
  • Create PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and CSV artifacts.
  • Use native listening and speech.
  • Open Pro Pulsar for entitled users.

Users remain responsible for reviewing desktop actions and generated files. See the Orbit Rules.

Browser companion

Orbit Extension Pro

Extension Pro connects the signed-in Orbit workspace to the browser. It can scan readable page context, answer questions about the current page, attach selected text to chat, and draft form suggestions for review before anything is used.

  1. Open app.orbitdev.org/extension while signed in.
  2. Subscribe, redeem eligible Premium access, or manage the existing extension subscription.
  3. Download the private release link generated for your account.
  4. Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and load the unzipped folder.
  5. Press Connect in the extension popup while Orbit is signed in.

Form drafting is review-first. Orbit should not submit sensitive, financial, legal, medical, employment, school, or consequential forms without direct user review and approval.

Account

Settings, credits, billing, and support

  • Settings: update profile information and avatar, select an available model, set voice speed, redeem model-access codes, change/reset password, configure TOTP 2FA, or permanently delete the account by typing DELETE.
  • Credits: the app displays the current plan and available credits. Current shop packs are Starter: 25 credits for €4.99, Power: 100 credits for €14.99, and Elite: 500 credits for €49.99. Credits are described in-app as non-expiring.
  • Billing: shows current plan, credits, extension subscription, premium-code redemptions, and recorded Stripe payment history. Billing management opens the Stripe customer portal when available.
  • Support: signed-in users can create support tickets with a subject up to 200 characters and description up to 5,000 characters. Admins can reply and change ticket status.
  • Podcast: converts pasted notes or recent history into an educational Dutch dialogue and reads it using browser speech synthesis.
Reference

Implemented app routes

RoutePurposeAccess
/authSign in, create account, password recovery, MFA verification.Public
/Main Orbit chat workspace.Signed in
/automationsAgents and workflow builder.Signed in
/deploymentsRecent agent runs and steps.Signed in
/historySaved question and answer history.Signed in
/settingsProfile, security, model, and voice settings.Signed in
/shop · /billingCredit packs and account billing.Signed in
/podcast · /extension · /SupportPodcast tool, Extension Pro, and support tickets.Signed in
/portalDesktop portal.Desktop app only
/adminAdministration tools.Admin only
/privacy · /termsPublic legal pages.Public
Developer API access is managed inside Orbit. Use the Developer Dashboard for current keys, limits, and endpoint details instead of relying on older copied examples.