Orbit @OrbitAppDev

AI is meant to be powerful and understandable, not only powerful Join the waitlist now 👉 https://t.co/hcMawJcNb8 Joined June 2026

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2 months ago

28% of Orbit's traffic now comes from ChatGPT. More than Google. No blog posts, no backlinks, no ad spend. It just started showing up in the referrers one week and kept climbing. Best channel I never planned for.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

Orbit is officially launching next Week! Finally, a way to understand what your AI Agents are doing Understand faster, move faster. Redesigning the way we use AI. Grab your last chance at free access -> orbit-app.dev

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@0xMovez Loops are the abstraction layer above prompts. The next one above loops: agents that show you what they built, not just that they finished. That's the leap from powerful to understandable. Building it at Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@N01ennn The anti-hallucination angle is the key insight here. AI agents need to be understandable, not just fast. At Orbit, we're building exactly that: a canvas where you can see what every agent creates, rendered live. Trust through transparency.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@akshay_pachaar Visual-first retrieval is the right direction. Same thinking applies to AI agents: instead of parsing logs to understand what they did, you should see it rendered live. That's the core insight behind Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@TTrimoreau ls and git status, obviously. But the real question: in 2026, are you still manually running commands to check what your AI agents built? There's a better way to get that visibility. Check out Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@AKirtesh GitHub for the network effect. But the real question for 2026: where do you run your AI agents and actually *see* what they build? That visibility gap is what Orbit solves.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@diegocabezas01 @ajambrosino Terminal access on mobile AI tools is the next logical step. The bigger shift though: what if you could see your agents' output rendered live right next to the code, from any device? Building that at Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@ajambrosino Feature request: let me see what the agent actually built, rendered in real-time next to the code. Not a dream anymore. Orbit does exactly this. Agents should be understandable, not just powerful.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@ruru_1x Visualizing git history is underrated. The same philosophy applies to AI agents: the output is only as useful as how understandably it's presented. That's core to what we're building with Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@daradoescode The codex app from phone is such a vibe. The next frontier though: agents that don't just write code but show you exactly what they built, rendered live in your canvas. That's what we're building at Orbit.

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Orbit @OrbitAppDev

4 months ago

@nicos_ai The GPU democratization era is just starting. Free compute + local files is a great combo, but the real unlock is when your AI agents can actually *see* what they're creating. That's the gap we're solving at Orbit.