Claude Code
Anthropic- Opus 5.5
- Sonnet 5.5
- Fable 5.1
- Haiku 4.5
Órbita is your team of AI agents in one app. Say what you want, the orchestrator splits it by area and they all work at once, on the same project, in plain sight.
sessions side by side in one window
sentence to split the work among agents
surprises: you see the cost before sending
trial days, plus two more if you barely used it
Open your project, say what you want, the orchestrator proposes a team and splits the work, you push it to GitHub and your friend joins to keep going with you.
The orchestrator reads your project, knows your team of agents and proposes who gets each part and what it would cost. You decide whether it goes out.
In your own words, as you would tell a person. You can dictate it or attach files.
The parts, the session for each one and what it will cost. Nothing goes out without your OK.
Each part in its session, in parallel. You see every step as it happens.
src/net/server.tssrc/net/rooms.tssrc/ui/Hud.tssrc/ui/Lobby.tsxREADME.mddocs/ROOMS.mdÓrbita doesn’t sell you AI: it connects the agents you already use, with your subscription or your API key. Each session picks its agent and model, and you can mix them in the same project.
Keys encrypted on your computer. Only the agent that uses them gets them.
Everything is set in Settings and saved automatically.
Asks for your approval before commands and edits
src/ui/Hud.ts+12 −2Graphite · applied at once and saved automatically
Orchestrator, agents and team side by side. No jumping between terminals or losing track of who’s doing what.
Share the project on GitHub and Órbita gathers everyone’s activity: what was asked, what changed and which folders each person works in.
If two people touch the same file, Órbita tells you before it becomes a problem.
“Merge into my work” brings their changes into your folder and can be undone. If something clashes, “Resolve with AI” combines both versions.
You’re touching the same files, in different parts: git can merge it on its own.
src/physics/drift.ts with AnaImprove the drift physics in the corners
Drift now depends on speed and angle: the car no longer turns on the spot.
src/physics/drift.ts
Sync the drift in online races
The server sends the drift angle to the other players.
src/physics/drift.ts
Guide to create a room and invite
Guide in docs/ROOMS.md, linked from the README.
docs/ROOMS.md
Download it and use all of it for 7 days. If you barely touched it by the end, we give you two more days to really try it before deciding.
Works out to 8.25 USD a month, paid once a year.
8 USD a month, for life. The discount applies automatically at checkout while spots last.
Yes. Órbita doesn’t include AI: each agent uses your subscription (Claude, ChatGPT or Google) or your API key, and OpenCode also brings free models. You pay each provider only for what you use, and you see the cost before sending.
For the trial, only minutes and days of use are counted, never the content of your projects or what you write. Your projects are your folders and stay on your computer.
The app locks until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted: once you pay it unlocks in seconds and you pick up where you left off.
Windows for now. The Linux version is on its way.
Yes, no commitment.