ORBIT
ORBIT by Razmic
Attention has mass.Give your goal enough of it and the day bends around it.
One home for the goal you’re actually chasing.
Every goal carries its own pace.
Hours logged against hours needed. Behind pace, ORBIT says so — and by how much — instead of leaving you to guess.
Seven screens. One goal.
The one thing, stated plainly.
A checklist for habits and one-off tasks — Daily Habits reset clean every night at midnight UTC, so yesterday's work never blocks today's. At the top, the Stakes Card pulls whichever goal has the most riding on it and says so in your own words.
Hours logged against hours needed.
Every goal carries its real status and timing — hours-based or streak-based. Log progress inline or mark a streak day done. Nothing here is decorative: no badge or number appears unless ORBIT can back it with real data.
The reason behind the goals.
Chain several goals to one long-term vision and watch its completion rise as an honest average of what’s actually linked and logged. See it in the sky any time to view it as its own constellation.
One number for how much pressure you’re actually under.
Gravity is the higher of two real scores: how much risk your hardest-pressed goal carries, and whether your whole plan asks for more hours than your day realistically has. It reads in plain language — In motion, Some drag, Pulling hard, Event horizon — with a real toast the moment you level up.
Write down what you'd lose.
Attach a personal stake, a consequence if missed, and who it affects to any goal. ORBIT picks the one carrying the most emotional weight and leads Today with it — in crisis language once Gravity crosses 70%, in momentum language below it.
Every goal, mapped as a sky.
Each destiny draws its own constellation — goals orbit it as satellites, sized and positioned so labels never collide. Fewer than three goals chained in, and phantom stars fill the rest so nothing looks empty.
A timer that survives a locked screen.
Run a countdown or a stopwatch against any goal. A finished timer credits itself the instant it hits zero — no confirmation dialog to lose to a locked phone — and logs the real session against the goal’s actual hours.
Free to start. Pay only for more.
Today, Focus, Goals, Destiny, Constellation — all free. Ask ORBIT has a daily free cap; go past it two ways.
Frequently asked questions.
What is ORBIT?
ORBIT is a minimalist goal tracker and focus operating system built by Razmic. It converts your primary goal into a daily gravity score, tracking real pace against deadlines with stakes, focus sessions, and streaks to maintain daily momentum.
How does goal pace tracking work in ORBIT?
ORBIT calculates hours logged against hours needed for your deadline. If you fall behind schedule, ORBIT tells you exactly how many hours you are behind rather than leaving you to guess.
Is ORBIT free to use?
Yes. Core features including Today, Focus timer, Goals, Destiny, and Constellation are free to start. ORBIT Pro is available with expanded daily Ask ORBIT messages, streak shields, and export tools.
Which platforms does ORBIT support?
ORBIT runs as a web application, a native desktop application for Windows x64, and an installable Progressive Web App (PWA) on iOS and Android.
Can I extend ORBIT with plugins?
Yes. ORBIT includes an extensible plugin marketplace supporting integrations across development, knowledge, productivity, and health.