Point Orbit at your GitHub repo. It maps the channels your users actually read, drafts the replies and posts in a human voice, and renders a video ad. Apply for the beta to get early access while we onboard the first teams.

orbit · launch consoleconnected
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orchestrating agents…
artifacts0/3
Outputs stream in here as Orbit works.

You shipped on a Tuesday.

git push origin main · 23:47

You posted the link twice.

11 upvotes. Then nothing.

The product was never the problem.

Distribution was.

Building got fast. Marketing didn't. You can stand up a product in a weekend, then lose a month guessing where to post it. Orbit reads the repo you already wrote, and runs the launch you kept putting off.

One repo in.
A launch out.

01 Read02 Understand03 Launch
github.com/vihaan/budgetly
README.mdsrc/ · 18 filesconvex/ · schema, functionspackage.json214 commits · 9 weeks$ orbit read .
living profileupdates on merge
positioningBudgeting for freelancers with irregular income
audienceIndie devs, finance-curious, lives on Reddit
voicePlain, numbers-first, allergic to hype
featureCSV import handles 12 bank formats
agents · run #1
Distribution24 channels ranked
Reddit3 replies drafted
Social12 posts scheduled
Content6 pieces written
Video30s ad rendered

Five specialists.
One memory.

Each agent reads the same living profile, so your Reddit reply never contradicts your launch thread. Keep scrolling to meet them.

Distribution

01 / 05

Finds where your users already are, and ranks every channel.

r/SideProject
94
TLDR Newsletter
88
Indie Hackers Discord
82
r/webdev
79
Hacker News
74

Reddit

02 / 05

Drafts replies that read like a peer, never like a pitch.

r/freelance · “how do you even track invoices across clients?”

Been there. What finally worked for me was treating every client like a separate ledger and reconciling weekly, not monthly. I ended up building a small tool for it (Budgetly) but honestly even a spreadsheet with one tab per client beats winging it.

Social

03 / 05

Writes and schedules a week of posts in one pass.

Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun

“Freelancers: your income isn't irregular, your tracking is. A thread on the system I wish I'd had three years ago 🧵”

X thread · Tue 9:00 · 1 of 12 queued

Content

04 / 05

Emails, essays, and blog posts in the voice each channel rewards.

emailSubject: the invoice spreadsheet that broke m
linkedinI tracked every dollar I earned for 90 days. Here's what…
blogWhy budgeting apps fail freelancers (and what works)

Video

05 / 05

Storyboards and renders a video ad from your README.

hook · 0:00
problem · 0:07
demo · 0:14
cta · 0:26

A thirty-second UGC-style ad, scripted from the repo and rendered with Sora. Downloads as MP4, ready for any platform.

Nothing posts without you.

Every outbound action stops at an approval gate. You read the draft, you press the button, or it never leaves the building. Orbit reads public repos to build context, never stores your source, and can be disconnected with one click.

  • Read-only access to public repos
  • No source code retained
  • Revoke any time, one click
Read our security practices
approval queue3 pending
Reddit reply
r/SideProject
X thread
tue 9:00
scheduled
Video ad
30s · sora
rendering
Early access

Apply for the beta.

We're onboarding early teams directly. If Orbit looks relevant to what you're launching, apply and we'll review it manually.

  • Tell us what you're building and where distribution is breaking down.
  • Share your repo or website so we can understand the product fast.
  • If there's a fit, we'll reach out directly and onboard you into the beta.

Fair questions.

It reads the repository (README, source files, package manifest, commit history) and builds a persistent internal description that every agent reads from. That's why your social posts and your Reddit reply never contradict each other. No forms, no interviews.

A prompt produces text. Orbit produces a coordinated system: positioning, ranked channels, drafted replies, scheduled posts, and a rendered video, all grounded in one shared memory. The difference is consistency at scale and orchestration that survives a week of edits.

No. It prioritizes being helpful, mentions your product only when genuinely relevant, drafts everything for your review, and posts nothing without your approval. It behaves like a thoughtful peer who happens to have built something useful.

We're onboarding five design-partner companies first. Apply through the intake form, and if it's a fit we'll bring you in personally, help onboard your repo, and ask for structured feedback over calls while we tighten the product.

Get early access.

If Orbit is solving a real distribution problem for your company, tell us what you're building and we'll review your application directly.