Orbit is how you go from vibe coding to shipping software — a working studio for developers who run Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini across multiple projects in parallel.
Oh, and you can do all of this from your phone. No big deal.
6:47 PM. You're not at your desk. A user reports a crash on iOS. You open Orbit on your phone, tell Apollo what's broken. He queues the fix to Claude Code on your PC. It runs, passes QA, builds via Fastlane on your Mac. You approve the TestFlight submission from the couch. Done before dinner.
Most "AI coding" tools handle one prompt at a time on one project. Orbit handles the whole stack: prompts, agents, deploys, secrets, sandboxes, mobile, design assets, and a coordinator agent that decomposes work across all of it. Here are the ten things doing the heavy lifting.
Stack work across every project. Run sequentially or in parallel. Walk away. Come back to merged PRs, not a stuck terminal.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini — same queue, same context, same vault. Route work to whichever model is best for the task.
A built-in AI chat with full Orbit tool access and MCP. Ask it to ship — it has the queue, the vault, the pipeline, the codebase.
Every project's work in one live feed — approval gates, QA badges, dependency chaining. Deploy on green. Replay on red.
Apollo doesn't just chat — it operates. 150+ tools give your AI clients direct access to your infrastructure. The same tools Claude Chat uses to manage Orbit right now.
Full audit trail of every shipped prompt — inputs, outputs, diffs, tokens, model. Replayable.
Queue prompts, approve sessions, monitor the whole pipeline from your phone. iOS & Android.
AI image, video, and icon generation built in. For when the next thing is an Open Graph card, not a commit.
Isolated branch testing — run risky changes in a clean copy, then promote or discard with one click.
Semantic code intelligence — symbol graph, call sites, dependency edges — injected into every prompt automatically.
Two windows, side by side. Chat on the left, Code on the right. Neither one can see what the other is doing, so you copy the context out of one and paste it into the other. Again. You're not building anything — you're a translator between two coworkers who refuse to sit at the same table. You're the glue and the bottleneck at the same time; the agents are fast — you're slow. Orbit sits them at the same table...turns out the middleman was you.
A supporting cast of things we built because we needed them.
Five projects, and your attention is the thing that runs out first. Each one has its own queue, its own half-finished thread, its own "wait, where did I leave this." Orbit puts all five on one screen — every queue, every agent, every completion log, in a single feed. Queue ten prompts across all of them and let the approval gates and QA checks hold the line while you're somewhere else. You stop holding it together in your head...you just watch it ship.
47 operators running it right now. [placeholder quotes — will pull from the private channel before launch]
You write the gotcha down once; the convention, the reason this file is weird, the thing that broke last time. But one model wants it in CLAUDE.md...the next wants AGENTS.md...and then a third keeps its own. So you maintain the same memory in three places and hope the right copy loaded before an agent does something dumb. Orbit holds it once and hands it to whatever model runs. The project remembers, so you don't have to.
Alpha runs today. Beta opens the waitlist. 1.0 ships when we'd hand it to a friend without caveats.
Invite-only right now — 47 of 100 seats filled from the waitlist. Drop your email to join. Invite friends to move up the queue. Top of queue gets an invite as seats open.
