Orbit is an AI workspace where every answer links to the exact passage it came from. Draft beside the chat, let an agent work in steps you can see, and keep project memory that only changes when you say so.
Local development preview shown below. Public access is coming soon.
Five things it does differently, each shown as it appears in the app.
Ask a question about your files. Orbit retrieves passages, asks for exact quotations, then verifies every quote word-for-word against the file. Claims are labelled Evidence, Inference, Uncertain or Not verified, and clicking a citation opens the passage with the quote highlighted.
Develop documents, tables and code next to the chat. Select a section, ask for a change, and review a diff. Only that text changes. Every save is a version you can compare, restore or download as Word, Markdown, CSV or code.
Give the agent a multi-step task. It searches, reads, calculates and compares with 24 local tools, and every step appears as it happens. It can create new documents and drafts, but edits to existing work are proposals you apply.
Feed it news and filings. You get verified bullish and bearish evidence, an evidence strength computed by Orbit, scenarios, and what the sources cannot tell you. Orbit downgrades a stance the evidence does not support, cannot place trades, and cannot predict prices.
Each project keeps a brief of goals, decisions, questions and next steps. It changes only when you accept a suggestion. Come back after a week and the “where you left off” page is built from what you reviewed, with no model call.
No “coming soon” buttons. If a capability is limited or missing, it is listed here in plain words.
Development roadmap — intentions, not release dates.
Prices are in Australian dollars (A$) per month. Every plan has one shared monthly allowance: Orbit Depth mode and multi-step agent runs use it faster than Orbit Swift replies.
Plan contents may change before launch. Allowances reset monthly (UTC). Compare plans in detail
Orbit asks the model for claims with exact quotations, then checks each quotation word-for-word against your file. A quotation that is not found is shown as “Not verified”, never as evidence. A verified citation proves the words are in the source. It does not prove the source is correct, so review important facts.
No. Markets mode is research and simulation. It analyses the sources you provide, computes evidence strength itself, and records paper trades on your own computer. It has no brokerage connection, no live market data and no price forecasts, and it is not a licensed adviser.
Orbit Swift is designed for fast, everyday help. Orbit Depth is intended for more advanced reasoning and involved tasks, using more of the shared allowance. The underlying third-party AI services may change. Orbit is the assistant and workspace, not a claim that NovaSoft trained the underlying models. Live AI is not available on this public preview.
Each reply sends recent messages, the few most relevant excerpts from your files (never whole files), project brief items and your saved preferences. Older messages are summarised to save cost, and the originals stay available to you.
See Privacy and data. In short: saved work is stored in a database you control, temporary chats are kept only in server memory, and you can export or delete everything from Settings.
No. Code mode writes and explains code, but nothing is executed because no isolated sandbox is available. The calculator is a fixed arithmetic parser, not a programming language.
Orbit warns you as it runs low and refuses requests that would pass your limit rather than charging you unexpectedly. The allowance resets each month.
Subscriptions are not available on this website. The proposed launch plans are Free, Starter at A$9.90/month and Pro at A$19.90/month. Pricing, inclusions and billing terms will be confirmed before paid access launches. There is no checkout here.
Explore the local preview through its screenshots and examples. Public accounts, uploads and live AI are not available yet.