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Relationship Entropy
This is called relationship entropy. And it's costing you opportunities you'll never know you lost.
The problem with spreadsheets
It can't tell you who's drifting. Who you haven't spoken to in months. Who's quietly moving out of view. It's static. Your relationships aren't.
See it for yourself
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3 relationships moved into drifting this month. Your warm band is thinning.
Maya Thornton, Jake Sørensen, Priya Kapoor.
You set a monthly check-in with Maya Thornton.
Last contact: 5 weeks ago
Jake Sørensen moved into core. Your relationship is strengthening.
Brand Director @ Nike · Last contact: 2d ago
Callum Reid has not heard from you in 2 months.
Head of Content @ Spotify · Last contact: 9 weeks ago
You set a quarterly check-in with Bea Fontaine.
Last contact: 3 weeks ago
From the founder
"Ever thought of someone and said to yourself, I should probably reach out, and then just… didn't?"
That moment happens to all of us. We drift from people unintentionally, and most of the time we don't even notice until it's too late.
I'm a cinematographer. The people I work with aren't just contacts. They're collaborators, friends, people who shaped who I am professionally.
But I started noticing something. People I genuinely cared about were quietly slipping away. Not through conflict. Not through choice. Just because life moved fast and neither of us caught it.
I built Orbit because I needed it. Not to manage my network. Not to chase opportunities. Just to stay present with the people who matter, before the gap gets too wide to close.
Talent opens doors. Presence keeps them open.
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